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The June 23rd Project: September 2013
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The June 23rd Project. Protected by the 9th Amendment. 5 Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Technically a reread since I read it once when I was designing my Monsters course. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Email: mashomack at gmail. Print is Dead 3. 5 Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Just what do you think you're doing, Dave? One moment, please. Your blog makes me want to go to jail even less." -Olman Feelyus.
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The June 23rd Project: July 2013
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The June 23rd Project. Protected by the 9th Amendment. 3 REAMDE by Neal Stephenson. I love Neal Stephenson and I love long books (This one also clocked in at over 1000 pages! That's the premise of the book, and so over the next 1000 cinematic and descriptive pages we meet an assortment of characters including Russian gangsters, Russian "security agents," hackers, jihadists, and gamers, all of whom wind up on one of the longest chase scenes in modern fiction! I can't wait for the movie! I like long books.
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The June 23rd Project: 12. Sea Change by Peter Nichols
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The June 23rd Project. Protected by the 9th Amendment. A short book about this guy who plans to sail from England to Maine. He wants to sail to Maine because he has this old wooden boat to sell and the market in Maine is better than anywhere else for old wooden boats. He also goes for the adventure, and to conquer a bad experience he had on his first blue-water experience. Looking back over my archive I see that on 20 July 2005 I was at book 12. Weird. 21 July, 2006 15:00. Email: mashomack at gmail.
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The June 23rd Project: 2. Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett
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The June 23rd Project. Protected by the 9th Amendment. 2 Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett. I like long books. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Email: mashomack at gmail. Print is Dead 3. 3 REAMDE by Neal Stephenson. 2 Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett. 1 Crime and Punishment by F. Dostoevsky. Just what do you think you're doing, Dave? One moment, please. Your blog makes me want to go to jail even less." -Olman Feelyus.
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The June 23rd Project: 5. Frankenstein by Mary Shelley
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The June 23rd Project. Protected by the 9th Amendment. 5 Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Technically a reread since I read it once when I was designing my Monsters course. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Email: mashomack at gmail. Print is Dead 3. 5 Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. Just what do you think you're doing, Dave? One moment, please. Your blog makes me want to go to jail even less." -Olman Feelyus.
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The June 23rd Project: Irene
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The June 23rd Project. Protected by the 9th Amendment. We completely survived Hurricane Irene. We were sweating it out pretty good at Allison's parents house, getting text updates from neighbors, and then from the TV news once they showed up on our corner/block. That was a little stressful: "hey! And this is our driveway. You can see how high the water got, there at the rubble line on the front lawn. We didn't lose our magnolia tree, either! Thats getting pretty close! Is there anything you can do? I put...
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The June 23rd Project: 4. The Happiest Baby on the Block
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The June 23rd Project. Protected by the 9th Amendment. 4 The Happiest Baby on the Block. If I was asked to write a blurb for the back cover of this little books I'd say: "This shit really works! We got this as a hand-me-down and left it on the book shelf with all of the other hand-me-down books on the "we'll get to it later" pile. Then Mrs Crumbolst came over and said it was a good book, so we checked it out sooner rather than later. I strongly, strongly recommend this book if you are about to have a baby.
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The June 23rd Project: September 2011
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The June 23rd Project. Protected by the 9th Amendment. 5 Fortunes of War. You are going to absolutely LOVE this one! I loved it mostly because everything that happened so far has consequences in this novel. Up until now I felt like the books have been telling stories, but the events and actions have been independent of each other. Sure, they are sequential, and certainly there are links between the causes and effects, but in Fortunes of War. Man oh man, it gets good! Kindle @ the library. This week Amazo...
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The June 23rd Project: August 2013
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The June 23rd Project. Protected by the 9th Amendment. 4 A Voyage for Madmen by Peter Nichols. It seems weird to me that I read PN's first book, Sea Change. At points I found myself looking for some kind of graphic organizer, so I could make sense of the dates and positions of each sailor in the race. And more pictures! But at the same time I thought the interweaving of journal and narrative was done very well. And PN is a master at the end of section foreshadowing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
