In a break from -or ON a break from- whatever passes for usual programming, Jay talks us through his search for the real Robin Hood. 

Why?

Why not. 

Fair usage and all that applies to music. 

For a suggested reading list of the sources used in what Jay laughingly calls 'research' check out the written version of this post at https://www.jaystringerbooks.com/brainslaw/2019/3/23/robin-hood-in-stringerville-stood

In a break from -or ON a break from- whatever passes for usual programming, Jay talks us through his search for the real Robin Hood. Why? Why not. Fair usage and all that applies to music. For a suggested reading list of the sources used in what Jay laughingly calls 'research' check out the written version of this post at https://www.jaystringerbooks.com/brainslaw/2019/3/23/robin-hood-in-stringerville-stood

Flash Friction: Jay vs. The Real Robin Hood

Crime Friction is chance to hear what writers talk about when they’re not trying to sell you anything. Pull up a chair at the bar, listener, and hear what authors really think. Are they sick of hearing about Chandler? Do they think peanuts are overrated? Who would win in a fight between the legume and the comic strip? Are they still really cut up that Dr Samuel Beckett never made it home? Plus, sometimes there's a dog.

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