Writers drop the D-bomb
Writers have used the D-word for centuries in classic books, movies and plays from Lady Macbeth’s “Out, damned spot!” to Rhett Butler not giving one.
The Beautiful And Damned by F Scott Fitzgerald charted the jazz era of the 1920s.
Attorney For The Damned was the title for the biography of the legendary American lawyer Clarence Darrow. And in football, The Damned United by David Peace followed Brian Clough’s