Good to see the 2004 B-L prize won by a chap who likens the ending of an affair "Martha Stewart ripping the sand vein out of a shrimp's tail". When I was at the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons we had a full set of a first edition of B-L's works sitting untouched in the historical collection, God knows why. No veterinary connection that I could see.
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