Even though she articulates her thoughts in a way that would make Private Eye's Pseuds Corner editor giddy, María feels really genuine.
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As easy as it is to slide straight into Pseuds Corner when it comes to writing about Burial, the balloon of pretension is always prickable, and there's a genuine honesty to his music.
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If they are not treating collectors, critics and dealers as a bunch of pseuds and dupes — Ms. Reza's "Art," which debates the merits of an all-white painting, is a classic of the genre — then they usually revolve around the doubters' two favorite themes: forgeries and thefts.
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Simon Barnes, a sports writer on The Times, has been frequently quoted in the column for many years. The column now often includes a sub-section called Pseuds Corporate, which prints unnecessarily prolix extracts from corporate press releases and statements.
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88.3 Southern FM said; "The ‘Pseuds’ have released one of the best albums this year, Live at the Viper Room. The band has been captured at their best on this set." The station played it in its entirety with chat and stories in between.
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Maik (Mykhailo) Yohansen or Mike JohansenTraveller, Hunter and Philosopher: The life and death of Mike Johansen, Ukraine’s pioneer of magic realism (pseuds: Willy Wetzelius and M. Kramar) (16 October 1895, Kharkiv, Ukraine – 27 October 1937, Kyiv, Ukraine) – was a Ukrainian poet, prose writer, dramatist, translator, critic and linguist. He was one of the founders of VAPLITE.
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In addition to Private Eye, she has contributed cartoons to The Spectator and The Lady. Lamb has written and illustrated numerous books including the Alex and Best Mates Forever series for teenagers, and Eco-Worriers, a series for younger readers. She lives in Gillingham, Dorset, with her six children and five cats. She currently illustrates Pseuds Corner in Private Eye.
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" He found The Doors' L.A. Woman to be influential in a different manner. As he told the same newspaper: "The music meanders, and Morrison was more like a drunk asshole than an intelligent poet. The worst of the worst is the last song, Riders on the Storm: 'There's a killer on the road/ His brain is squirming like a toad' - that's surely the worst line in rock'n'roll history. He gave the green light to generations of pseuds.
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Accessed 30 November 2009 In 1970, he was offered the opportunity to draw the series for The Observer, but faced immediate criticism over its title - Largactil (also known as chlorpromazine or Thorazine) being a drug used clinically to treat mental illness. The strip's name was changed to The Galactilites. However, after a few weeks Barker was released from his contract after submitting a four-frame strip which consisted solely of four horizon-lines, becoming the first cartoon to appear in Private Eye's "Pseuds Corner".
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More recently, he was even more deeply involved in their completion and their formal openings by the Duke of Edinburgh and the Prince of Wales – and in the refurbishment of the Master's Lodge, also John Simpson's work. McKendrick's name on Staircase L at Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge in 2010. Also under the Mastership of Neil McKendrick the College embarked on a fundraising appeal to support the construction of a new accommodation building, the Stephen Hawking Building, on the college's West Road site. He featured in Pseuds Corner of the Private Eye:Pseuds Corner.
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