One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 3
I don’t read books. I listen to them on CD. Then I briefly tell you about them. Simple enough?
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 2
Five more books that I have read, or at least attempted to read in the past few months. Rather Outspoken – Dan Rather Why doesn’t Dan Rather get the respect that he deserves for all of his years in the news business? Why was he chased out of the business way too soon? I…
One-Minute Book Reviews, vol. 1
I read books. No, actually, I “hear” books on CD while driving to and from work and other places. Your average book on CD is about 10 discs, and your average disc is about an hour and ten minutes long. Based on that, it takes me about a week to finish a book. I especially…
“The Ocean at the End of the Lane” – book review (B-)
Don’t get me wrong – I like death, but death has limits and needs reasons. Without motive and a ground work, death is no more interesting than a flat tire or a carnival that closes early because the rains arrived. As goes for death, the same goes for the paranormal, demonic, and unexplained things that…
– book review – “bleachers” by john grisham
There’s a commonly known formula, or at least it’s commonly known to me, that lies in almost every John Grisham novel. Either the government, nationally feared law firm, or conglomerate of a company is doing something wrong, usually doing it to regular people.…
book review! – angels and demons, by dan brown
In the beginning of Angels and Demons, by Dan Brown of The Da Vinci Code, super-duper “code breaker” (because symbologist just doesn’t sufficiently cover his mad skills) Robert Langdon’s phone rings in the middle of the night. A voice introducing itself as Maximilian Kohler tells Langdon to come to his lab immediately. Langdon hangs up…
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