This is a well-worn tale — recounted in innumerable magazine articles and Stacy Gueraseva's 2005 book "Def Jam, Inc".
Today's whiter Harlem of multimillion-dollar brownstones and flashy eateries is already the subject of books, blogs and innumerable magazine travel articles.
(If urban affairs was the new Administration's central domestic preoccupation, it may have been in part because urban renewal — what was often referred to simply as "the cities" — had become a lively and fashionable political issue in the late nineteen-sixties, and had been the subject of innumerable magazine articles, television specials, and university seminars).
For me, those 12 years were about a big love story, the writing of seven books by my wife and three books and innumerable magazine articles by me, and, most of all, the creation -- with the enlightened cooperation of the children's father -- of a functional blended family that shared summer houses and spent holidays together.
Real name Peter Robinson, this briefly blooming drag queen shared a squat with George and found fleeting fame in innumerable style magazine spreads as a regular at the Blitz club.
From then until about 1965, she wrote more than 600 children's books and wrote innumerable articles for magazines.
In more than two dozen books of fiction and nonfiction, along with innumerable contributions to magazines, he became one of the first Canadian writers to be widely recognized outside of Canada.
He also won a Pioneer Award from the Academy of Country Music in 1982, nine Instrumentalist of the Year honours from the Country Music Association and innumerable Best Guitarist awards in magazines from Cash Box to Playboy.
This carefully calibrated set of certainties was nothing less than the lodestar of modern life, the fixed point used by humanity to navigate every dilemma from how to cut defence spending to how to sell innumerable copies of meretricious celebrity magazines.
The "chitlin circuit" now far behind him, he appeared at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, won approving notices from Playboy magazine, sang the theme-song for the television sitcom The Associates and the title number of the 1985 film Into the Night, was elected an honorary doctor of music at Yale and received innumerable awards from blues and guitar magazines.
