Skirt and the Fiddle (edition 2004)

by Tristan Egolf

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Tossing aside his musical career and heterosexuality after a particularly discouraging gig, violinist Charlie, accompanied by sodden anarchist Tinsel and a host of other colourful characters, raises money illegally by killing sewer rats before falling for the bewitching Louise.

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Title:	Skirt and the Fiddle
Authors:	Tristan Egolf
Info:	Grove Press (2004), Paperback, 208 pages
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Tossing aside his musical career and heterosexuality after a particularly discouraging gig, violinist Charlie, accompanied by sodden anarchist Tinsel and a host of other colourful characters, raises money illegally by killing sewer rats before falling for the bewitching Louise.

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