

Q and 007 are seating in room 34 of the National Gallery, supposedly looking at Turner’s The Fighting Téméraire tugged to her last Berth to be broken up (“A big bloody ship”). Behind them are Joseph Wright’s An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump and Gainsborough’s The Morning Walk.
— I didn’t know you spoke the lingo.
— I’ve got a pen pal in the foreign legion.
I’m outlining a new writing project and five months of peace is just what I want
The literary crowd gives me a pain. I quit writing
I’m told that you teach creative writing
Tape: Remember Fessenheim.
Insp. Callahan: Fessenheim ?
Lt. Bressler: Last year, two bombs were exploded at a nuclear plant near Fessenheim, France
Nothing… No action… Dullsville
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