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No Way Out 1987 1080p BluRay x264-OFT

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By Roger Donaldson, Kenneth Fearing, Gene Hackman, Susan Atwell
| rmz.cr
No Way Out 1987 1080p BluRay x264-OFT [RR/NF] Size: 5GB mkv H264 (HIGH) / AC3  HD  1920x1080 All releases of "No Way Out" No Way Out (1987) Genre: Action | Crime | Drama Directed By: Roger Donaldson Cast: Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman, Sean Young MPAA Rate: R Country: United States Original Language: English, Russian Storyline: The Secretary of Defense forces a Pentagon naval aide to lead a spy manhunt.
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Noir Weekend Sale

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By Helen Weinzweig, Kenneth Fearing, Elliott Chaze, Victor Serge
| The New York Review of Books
Fog, shadows, mystery, suspense, and shady characters with even shadier intentions—all this and more awaits you in these 30 noir and noir-adjacent titles, available at up to 40% off from now until the end of the weekend. Buy 2 books and save 20%; 3 and save 30%; or 4 or more and save 40%. The sale ends this Sunday, September 15, at midnight ET.
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69. Margery Latimer — We Are Incredible with Joy Castro — Lost Ladies of Lit Podcast

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By Kim L. Askew, Joy Castro, Kenneth Fearing
| Lost Ladies of Lit
Novelist and university professor Joy Castro joins us to discuss Margery Latimer, an all-but-forgotten early 20th century writer whose work has been compared to D.H. Lawrence, Gertrude Stein, and James Joyce. We’re discussing Latimer’s mind-blowingly brilliant book from 1928, We Are Incredible, as well as Latimer’s fraught friendship with another lost lady of lit, Zona Gale.
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