Bob Morris. Assisted loving: true tales of double dating with my father. (2008). New York : HarperCollins.
A patron asked for it on 15 April; I inter-loaned it. Picked it up today, and started reading. A great read. I laugh out loud.
In Chapter 3 ("Fa La La, etc.") he discusses the holidays: These are my party friends -- journalists, stylists, publicists (but no socialists) ...
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