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Looking for 400 Photos of Supersized Stiffies?

By Liz Langley

Orlando Weekly | June 12, 2008

The Big Penis Book, the follow-up to Taschen's 2006 hit The Big Book of Breasts, also edited by Dian Hanson, and boasts more than 400 photos of some startlingly major tent poles, including rare pics of "the 13-and-only" John Holmes.

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Tags: photography, pornography, visual arts, Nonfiction Reviews, Dian Hanson, Taschen Books, The Big Penis Book

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Brideshead's Period Appeal Still Charmsnew

Sir John Mortimer was beside himself over rumors that the feature-length adaptation of Evelyn Waugh’s 1945 novel Brideshead Revisited might ignore religion, homosexuality and Aloysius. (Mortimer wrote the screenplay for the 1981 TV miniseries adaptation.)

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