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You Don't Know Viv
You Don't Know Viv Despite more than five decades passed, Viv Nicholson winning the pools and her immortal catchphrase, "I'm going to Spend, Spend Spend!" is locked into everyone's cultural memories. But while most know of her fortune won and lost, few recall that she was tragically widowed at the age of 27, married five times, and gained and lost another sizeable sum of money, all before she hit 45. And the remainder of her life was no less dramatic. Viv's tale became a movie and a musical (resulting in another fortune won and lost), she suffered a difficult battle with drink, more than one attempt at suicide, and finally experienced recovery and salvation from the most unexpected of sources. For Viv, telling the full story was crucial. Her journey to finding a redemptive peace within herself and with her family was a revelation that she felt compelled to relate. And with her permission, I've taken on the task of finishing my Mum's work. Told from my perspective, and with contributions from other members of Viv's family, "You Don't Know Viv" completes the unforgettable story of a "lass from Cass" and ensures that the true events of her extraordinary life will never be forgotten.
Jack Nicholson
Originally published in 1975, this book is about the enigmatic star and the only one to have Nicholson's participation. In 1975 Nicholson was just becoming a household name in spite of having already starred in, written or produced 25 films.
Jonny Strongbow
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Jack Nicholson
Jack Nicholson has ridden the Hollywood roller coaster for more than forty tempestuous years. Since his breakout role in Easy Rider in 1969, he has lived in the limelight. Yet very few people outside his magic circle - 'the Jack Pack' - know the truth about the secret life of the man.
Jack's Life
Describes his childhood in seaside New Jersey, his formative years as an actor and screenwriter in Hollywood, his almost accidental breakthrough, his work in such films as Chinatown and One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, and his private life. 25,000 first printing.
The Fattest Man in America
A darkly comic fable about modern America In a small Texas town lives Mickey, weighing in at nearly a thousand pounds, who affectionately refers to himself as the King of Fat. Having outgrown the lift - and his job - as bellboy at the Ranelagh Grand Hotel, Mickey decides to make ends meet by becoming a tourist attraction. Initially, it's an amateur affair - people pay a little to look, a little more to touch or take a photograph - but when Mickey takes on a professional manager business begins to boom. Billboards go up along the highway, a cafeteria and giftshop are built alongside the house and recordings of Tibetan lamas chanting in the background add to the atmosphere. Mickey is a star. H...
Bobby's Song 2
Bobbys Song - California dreamin, is a collection of stories about two friends. One friend, Rick Nelson is a retired contractor now working part-time as a Private Investigator. The other friend, Bob Moore who is dead joins Rick in Spirit form in helping to solve various mysteries in both the spirit, and living world. Their adventures take them from one side of the Country to the other, and back again. Sometimes even traveling into the Past to help a Spirit find peace. Bob and Rick come to the very edge of death at times, as well as witnessing Gods justice being dealt out to those who deserve it. Along the way, certain gifts and or special abilities are given to both friends to help them with their work, while meeting some very interesting characters along the way... Both living and dead. Each story is a new adventure for our average everyday heros. And as time passes, their friendship grows and stays strong even though they live in two different worlds.
Shut That Door
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