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Notes From a Book Lover. Sunday, November 6, 2011. Book Cover Deja Vu. It's been a while since my last post, but this entry has been simmering on the back burner for a long time as a followup to my last cover art post. I figured it was finally time to put finger to keyboard and write it. The first time I experienced a feeling of deja vu when looking at the cover art on a book was when I saw this book sitting on the front table at Barnes and Noble:. Looks very familiar, doesn't it? On War, by Bernard Shaw.

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Notes From a Book Lover. Sunday, November 6, 2011. Book Cover Deja Vu. It's been a while since my last post, but this entry has been simmering on the back burner for a long time as a followup to my last cover art post. I figured it was finally time to put finger to keyboard and write it. The first time I experienced a feeling of deja vu when looking at the cover art on a book was when I saw this book sitting on the front table at Barnes and Noble:. Looks very familiar, doesn't it? On War, by Bernard Shaw.

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Notes From a Book Lover. Wednesday, July 27, 2011. Most people have never heard of Victorian author Edward George Bulwer-Lytton. Even of the most avid readers, most have never read one of his books. Yet the first words of his novel "Paul Clifford," written in 1830, are familiar to almost everyone. Why? Because they were immortalized by Snoopy in the comic strip "Peanuts." These first words are: "It was a dark and stormy night.". Http:/ www.bulwer-lytton.com/2011.htm. The grand prize-winning sentence is:.

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Notes From a Book Lover: November 2011

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Notes From a Book Lover. Sunday, November 6, 2011. Book Cover Deja Vu. It's been a while since my last post, but this entry has been simmering on the back burner for a long time as a followup to my last cover art post. I figured it was finally time to put finger to keyboard and write it. The first time I experienced a feeling of deja vu when looking at the cover art on a book was when I saw this book sitting on the front table at Barnes and Noble:. Looks very familiar, doesn't it? On War, by Bernard Shaw.

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Notes From a Book Lover: June 2011

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Notes From a Book Lover. Monday, June 27, 2011. Novels and poems and word play, oh my! Continuing from my last post on unusual uses of word play in literature, I want to start off with several novels that would be very difficult to put down. not because they are so suspenseful or riveting (which they might very well be), but because there's simply not a break in the narrative in which to do so. Your infamous sentence in "Ulysses" that clocks in at 4,391 words is mere child's play! Next comes a poetic for...

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Notes From a Book Lover: Novels and poems and word play, oh my!

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Notes From a Book Lover. Saturday, June 25, 2011. Novels and poems and word play, oh my! There are lots of ways in which books can be creative. Authors can use unique writing styles, innovative plot, unusual characters, and so on. I'd like to concentrate here on literature that uses unusual forms of word play, resulting in books that are tough to write and interesting, although at times a real challenge, to read. Oops that word has an 'e'. I mean fascinating! Onlee 24 owers remain. Tee ent is near. Our p...

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Notes From a Book Lover: Novels and poems and word play, oh my! (Continued)

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Notes From a Book Lover. Monday, June 27, 2011. Novels and poems and word play, oh my! Continuing from my last post on unusual uses of word play in literature, I want to start off with several novels that would be very difficult to put down. not because they are so suspenseful or riveting (which they might very well be), but because there's simply not a break in the narrative in which to do so. Your infamous sentence in "Ulysses" that clocks in at 4,391 words is mere child's play! Next comes a poetic for...

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