The author either quotes, mentions, or otherwise makes allusion to the following works by the following artists (when known), all of which he highly recommends:
Of those above-mentioned songs, the author knows these can be found on the following albums, again all of which he highly recommends: A Momentary Lapse of Reason (C) 1987 by Pink Floyd Signs of Life Learning to Fly One Slip On the Turning Away Terminal Frost Sorrow The Division Bell (C) 1994 by Pink Floyd What do you want from me Poles Apart The Soul Cages (C) 1990 by Sting All This Time Shaking the Tree (C) 1990 by Peter Gabriel Solsbury Hill Sledgehammer Mercy Street Don't Give Up Red Rain Big Time So (C) 1986 by Peter Gabriel Red Rain Sledgehammer Don't Give Up That Voice Again In Your Eyes Mercy Street Big Time This novella was highly influenced by the poetry of Anne Sexton, the incredible woman for whom Peter Gabriel wrote the song, "Mercy Street." Again, I do highly recommend this great, late poet's work. Specifically, the following three poems by Anne Sexton had a great impact on the imagery and symbolism I have used in this story: "45 Mercy Street." From 45 Mercy Street, copyright 1976, Houghton Mifflin, Boston. "Rowing." From The Awful Rowing Toward God, copyright 1975, Houghton Mifflin, Boston. "The Rowing Endeth." From The Awful Rowing Toward God, copyright 1975, Houghton Mifflin, Boston. Please contact SR Foxley if you have questions regarding the publication of this document.
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