It's also home to the Boardless Hotel, whose proprietor serves coffee and listens to town gossip.
This place is home to a man who writes a manuscript entitled "Bed-Life, or the Science of Marital Happiness," which is republished by the owner of the Gordon Printery under the title Domestic Harmony. Another resident here writes film scripts for Sunrise Productions and sleeps with a famous actress after editing "The Banner", a newspaper published by the Truth Printing Works. It's also home to the Boardless Hotel, whose proprietor serves coffee and listens to town gossip. A conman who says he's a doctor from Timbuktoo takes up residence in this town with its local journalist Talkative Man. It's also home to a giant statue of Sir Frederick Lawley, one of its first residents, and it's located in the midst of the Mempi Hills on the banks of the Saraya River. FTP, name this fictional town which is the setting of The Painter of Signs, The Vendor of Sweets, and many other works by R.K. Narayan.
This place is home to a man who writes a manuscript entitled "Bed-Life, or the Science of Marital Happiness," which is republished by the owner of the Gordon Printery under the title Domestic Harmony.
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