Description
The Ghost of Jimmy Savile or The Whores of Coxcomb Hall. Here at Coxcomb, we believe Egg Taylor has given the infantile, gnomish and sentimental English a bloodier flogging than any head boy ever gave his fag.
About the Author
Edward George Taylor was born in Boston, Lincs. on 12th March 1908 and died on 3rd December 1969 in Caistor Sands, Gt. Yarmouth. He was an itinerant piano tutor and tuner by profession, covering the East Midlands and much of East Anglia. The Whores of Coxcomb Hall is his only known work. The assistance of his sister and sole executor, Alice Margaret Munro Taylor (1910-2007), in the granting of all permissions, including the right to change or update references to actual places or persons, is acknowledged with gratitude.
Book Information
ISBN 9780956509307
Author Edward George Taylor
Format Paperback
Page Count 274
Imprint What Tradition Books
Publisher What Tradition Books
Weight(grams) 305g
Dimensions(mm) 203mm * 127mm * 15mm
About the Author
Edward George Taylor was born in Boston, Lincs. on 12th March 1908 and died on 3rd December 1969 in Caistor Sands, Gt. Yarmouth. He was an itinerant piano tutor and tuner by profession, covering the East Midlands and much of East Anglia. The Whores of Coxcomb Hall is his only known work. The assistance of his sister and sole executor, Alice Margaret Munro Taylor (1910-2007), in the granting of all permissions, including the right to change or update references to actual places or persons, is acknowledged with gratitude.
Book Information
ISBN 9780956509307
Author Edward George Taylor
Format Paperback
Page Count 274
Imprint What Tradition Books
Publisher What Tradition Books
Weight(grams) 305g
Dimensions(mm) 203mm * 127mm * 15mm
