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Alan Henry's "The Grand Prix Companion" finds its way on to Mark Glendenning's desk...
Most of you will have at heard of Schott's Miscellanies, if not actually received one or two for Christmas at some point. If you haven't, it's quite a cool story; albeit one of those ones that makes you slap your head and wish you'd thought of it first.
Ben Schott is a photographer who made little booklets containing photos and quirky facts to give to his friends and clients at the end of each year. They grew in popularity, one thing led to another, and Schott's Original Miscellany, a random collection of odd trivia, was born.
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