Didn't Morrissey once ask James Maker to post on here?

[Anonymous]

...to say that Little Man,What Now was about Malcolm McFee and not Jack Wild?

 

[Kewpie]

Yep.

http://www.morrissey-solo.com/articles/04/07/31/1552222.shtml

 

[Detritus]

For anyone who clicked the link above and is scratching their head as to how Abigail Lawson = James Maker, Maker once claimed to have written the comment using the "Abigail Lawson" pseudonym on his now defunct blog. While the blog post in question is gone, the relevant paragraph was re-posted in this thread.

With his agreement, I once wrote to a Morrissey fan website forum under the pseudonym Abigail Lawson to point out the fact that Little Man, What Now? was not, as popularly believed, a lyric about the American child actor Jack Wilde. It is a circumstantial verse to the minor British actor Malcolm McFee who appeared in the 1970s British television series, Please Sir! Abigail Lawson received no less than seventy-five death threats. Impressive. Thus, one must take care to side-step the rabid, mythological stampede of one’s own zealots and, indeed, the forum cannibals who are a species best left to their own gnashing, circular idiocies. The latter are not fans, they are people who cry out for euthanasia.

 

[Anonymous]

For anyone who clicked the link above and is scratching their head as to how Abigail Lawson = James Maker, Maker once claimed to have written the comment using the "Abigail Lawson" pseudonym on his now defunct blog. While the blog post in question is gone, the relevant paragraph was re-posted in this thread.

When gay men threaten you with violence you do all you can to keep your back clear.

 

[billybu69]

With his agreement, I once wrote to a Morrissey fan website forum under the pseudonym Abigail Lawson to point out the fact that Little Man, What Now? was not, as popularly believed, a lyric about the American child actor Jack Wilde. It is a circumstantial verse to the minor British actor Malcolm McFee who appeared in the 1970s British television series, Please Sir! Abigail Lawson received no less than seventy-five death threats. Impressive. Thus, one must take care to side-step the rabid, mythological stampede of one’s own zealots and, indeed, the forum cannibals who are a species best left to their own gnashing, circular idiocies. The latter are not fans, they are people who cry out for euthanasia.


Why does he hate us again?