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If Only They’d Met

By David Cohen


 

A book that takes you into the if only’s as never before.

 

 

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Borges wrote a famous book about imaginary beings. Astonishingly no one has written of imaginary meetings between historical icons. If Queen Victoria had met Coco Chanel what would they have said? This book imagines a number of meetings between some iconic characters; so in its pages John F. Kennedy takes Grace Kelly to dinner, P.G. Wodehouse and Samuel Beckett discuss cricket – both were passionate about the game – Casanova discusses seduction with Marilyn Monroe – both gave every impression of being passionate but really they were passionately needy. Mrs Thatcher meets Trotsky. He was killed with an ice pick. She was destroyed too.
And Winston Churchill meets Leonardo Da Vinci who complains it took four centuries for human beings to develop flying machines. After all he had given them good designs.
A book that takes you into the if only’s as never before.
Borges wrote a famous book about imaginary beings. Astonishingly no one has written of imaginary meetings between historical icons. If Queen Victoria had met Coco Chanel what would they have said? This book imagines a number of meetings between some iconic characters; so in its pages John F. Kennedy takes Grace Kelly to dinner, P.G. Wodehouse and Samuel Beckett discuss cricket – both were passionate about the game – Casanova discusses seduction with Marilyn Monroe – both gave every impression of being passionate but really they were passionately needy. Mrs Thatcher meets Trotsky. He was killed with an ice pick. She was destroyed too.
And Winston Churchill meets Leonardo Da Vinci who complains it took four centuries for human beings to develop flying machines. After all he had given them good designs.
A book that takes you into the if only’s as never before.

 

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