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Dallas - The Original Series
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<blockquote data-quote="Taylor Bennett Jr." data-source="post: 411114" data-attributes="member: 2740"><p>A voracious reader, Ray generally preferred fiction, with a particular passion for 19th century French literature (striking up a Flaubert-heavy off-screen friendship with SMU professor Greg Forrester not long after their inauspicious first encounter at the Sundowner Motel in the wake of JR’s shooting) and pulpy cowboy novels from the 30s. </p><p></p><p>Though he did occasionally delve into the nonfiction world (the 1977 Scotty Demerast autobiography “I Deal In Acquittals” was a particular favorite), contemporary political biographies were just not his thing and he’d likely have steered clear of Donna’s works even if he hadn’t known her at all.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Taylor Bennett Jr., post: 411114, member: 2740"] A voracious reader, Ray generally preferred fiction, with a particular passion for 19th century French literature (striking up a Flaubert-heavy off-screen friendship with SMU professor Greg Forrester not long after their inauspicious first encounter at the Sundowner Motel in the wake of JR’s shooting) and pulpy cowboy novels from the 30s. Though he did occasionally delve into the nonfiction world (the 1977 Scotty Demerast autobiography “I Deal In Acquittals” was a particular favorite), contemporary political biographies were just not his thing and he’d likely have steered clear of Donna’s works even if he hadn’t known her at all. [/QUOTE]
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