S. J. Simon

S. J. Simon (Seca Jascha Skidelsky; 1904–1948) was a British bridge player and comic writer, noted for his collaboration with Caryl Brahms. Sourced The Acol bidding system Terence Reese and David Bird, Acol in the 90s, Robert Hale, 1990, page 7 of the paperback edition, 0 7090 5379 7 Since it is probable that any book flying a bullet in its title is going to produce a corpse sooner or later - here it is. A Bullet in the Ballet, opening sentence. The sun, heavy-eyed from lack of sleep, owing to the system of a staggered summer time, stumbled into the heavens, and with a heavy sigh set about its duties. Envoy on Excursion "Vot", asked George I courteously, "is the difference between a public nuisance and a public convenience?" No Nightingales External links Category:Authors Category:Jews from the United Kingdom Category:1948 deaths Category:People from England