If you're into Lovecraft, they have the complete collection for a nice price.
HP Lovecraft the Complete Fiction by H. P. Lovecraft | NOOK Book (eBook) | Barnes & Noble
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If you're into Lovecraft, they have the complete collection for a nice price.
HP Lovecraft the Complete Fiction by H. P. Lovecraft | NOOK Book (eBook) | Barnes & Noble
CONGRATULATIONS, Richard!!! My sister got $44.63 and is overjoyed. Says she thought she got some kind of settlement last year too!! Payout is based on how many books a Nook customer bought and also if they were best sellers!
With regard to reading The Fireman, I am
But I can now attest to the fact that maybe Mr. Hill has finally gotten to me!!
really getting pi**ed off about this stone in the mouth business.
How do you do that??? I would keep expecting the fireman to pop up in Texas to save people lol
I've been reading more and more Japanese authors. Haruki Murakami is my favorite but here is an interesting new crime novel "Six Four" by Hideo Yokoyama. A long one but getting good reviews:
Six Four, by Hideo Yokoyama - book review: A giant kidnapping thriller from Japan | Reviews | Culture | The Independent
Six Four, by Hideo Yokoyama - book review: A giant kidnapping thriller from Japan | Reviews | Culture | The Independent
A story is a story is a story (not Gertrude Stein). Although with these two stories there is one character with same name, this does throw me when I start to read an increment. This is a first happening for me.
Started The Fireman last night. It's sucked me in right from the first page.....
How did you manage to get out?
A Certain Age is simply marvelous. The dialogue is sharp, the storyline involving, and the characters crisply drawn. I've missed that--so many authors lately have real problems creating district characters without making them a ball of quirks meant to distinguish them from one another. It's much more difficult to create distinct voices. Post- WW I loveliness. Williams has evoked an era that has been visited often, but not nearly as well. Highly recommended!
I've only read IQ84 by Murakami, and I liked it. Is there another that you would particularly recommend?
I would read them all but my favorites are "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" and "Kafka on the Shore."
Me too!
Thank you. I picked up The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle not long ago, but ended up not getting it after all. I'll definitely put these on my list--thank you!
Scott, where do you find these gems???
...Google is an amazin' gizmo....
Science Illustrated. An article about the Max IV synchrotron in Lund, Sweden.
Just started a free sample of the Fireman.
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