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None of the Cadillacs was Pink by William Bedford (view source)
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|title= None of the Cadillacs was Pink
|author= William Bedford
|reviewer= Trish Simpson-Davis
|genre=Short Stories
|summary= Stories from a Humberside fishing town; the biographical title tale details living next door to an American air base in the Cold War. I enjoyed these tales of growing up in the nineteen fifties, especially the wealth of authentic material. A perfect evocation of the east coast of England in the nineteen fifties - wonderful stuff.
|rating=4
|buy= Yes
|borrow= Yes
|pages=192
|publisher= Solidus
|date= October 2009
|isbn=978-1904529446
|amazonukcover=<amazonuk>1904529445</amazonuk> |amazonusaznuk=1904529445|aznus=<amazonus>1904529445</amazonus>
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For more about the east coast (albeit further north) fishing industry at about the same time we can recommend [[Hellfire and Herring by Christopher Rush]]. If ''None of the Cadillacs was Pink'' appeals to you then we think that you might also enjoy [[The Complete Novellas by Agnes Owens]].
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