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 Andres Laszlo Sr.

Andres Laszlo Senior and Junior are both tall, well-built, charming, and handsome (especially Junior). They are both writers (especially 'Senior'), interested in antiques, and avid collectors. Both have lived their lives well outside of ‘normality’, having started their literary careers by writing art books designed to promote their collections. Neither of them could genuinely complain about the title of their family chronicles: The Tale(s) of Two Knaves. If you like one of them, you’ll probably like the other (the opposite is probably also true). 

Andres Laszlo Sr., a mid-century feminist author in Paris’s ‘Aspinwall-Bradley circle’ – with titles such as Doña Juana (where a young girl ‘out-Don-Juan’ Don Juan); Mother Unknown (where the mother’s identity remains a mystery); Paco Never Fails (where the father of thousands realises he is not the father of his wife’s child), and My Uncle Jacinto (where a relationship between an uncle and nephew is explored without a woman) – is being revived, upgraded and adapted. More

 

Andres Laszlo Jr.

 

At the age of one and a half, Marilyn Monroe put him in her lap and said he was adorable; 40 years later, Richard Dawkins had him evicted from New College, Oxford. Andres Laszlo Jr. – adventurer, drug policy researcher, and budget jet-setter – has probably done more moronic things than your five daftest friends combined. Yet, perhaps more remarkably, Andres Laszlo Jr. is a large and unattractive man who has managed to persuade life to allow him to live like a good-looking chap. More

 

“I think of myself as one of the last who writing people who managed to capture some interesting slices of 'real reality' before it slipped away, leaving us with little more than virtual.”
Andres Laszlo Jr.