Not to mention that the Kaiser Wilhelm II was Queen Victoria's grandson. Basically all the Euro monarchs are related.
What Are You Reading? Part Deux
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OK, One last recommendation from me to all of you that likes a good horrortale wellfounded in fact and with pace. He did it once with with Zombies in World War Z and now he ha has done it again with Devolution that stars Bigfoots instead. Max Brooks new book is recommended and i prefer to Crichton really (reading his the Lost World in parallell and Devolution was the much better book.). I dont know if Bigfoot books are a genre really but this book may make it one.
You should check out Steve Niles.
Why? Isn't he a graphic novels writer? Does he write novels??
He's a writer of comicbooks and novels, yes!
A horror writer, you might enjoy his work. Here you go!
Steve Niles - Wikipedia
The Movie 30 days of night was good. Reminded me of a good Jonathan Maberry book.He's a writer of comicbooks and novels, yes!
Steve Niles - Wikipedia
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I have a paperback original called Nights With Sasquatch that follows a woman who is abducted by a horny Bigfoot.......
Did you get it in the erotic section?I have a paperback original called Nights With Sasquatch that follows a woman who is abducted by a horny Bigfoot.......
Ha! No, found it at a thrift store and paid a dime for it.Did you get it in the erotic section?
That really sounds like a literary masterpiece.......I have a paperback original called Nights With Sasquatch that follows a woman who is abducted by a horny Bigfoot.......
F. Scott Fitzgerald ain't got nothing on that plot ...
You know what they say Bigfoot big ______.I have a paperback original called Nights With Sasquatch that follows a woman who is abducted by a horny Bigfoot.......
Shoes!!!
Reading a book about american Civil War. Nothing reall new but very interesting to read a book not written by an american on it. It gives a new perspective on figures like, Lee, Grant, Lincoln, Stonewall Jackson, JEB Stuart, Sherman and others. Some of these figures have been iconized for a century or more so interesting to read a book by someone who was not raised in that tradition.
Want to thank you fro all the new, interesting and informative books you have introduced to me. Many have been placed on my TDR pie. I will miss these reviews and suggestions.
Yep, King Kurb always has something interesting on the book shelf.
I love how you are always challenging yourself to learn new things. It's really something we should all try to do. Too many people are myopic in the information they want to take in and process. I think they fear learning because that will challenge what they have stubbornly held onto as truth.
Good job Kurben!