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PrintableI'm wrapping this up, which I think is a VERY great and informative read..
And I'll be reading this next... 
I'll meet and talk with Ms.Walter Mosley  I don't know when but its going to be in this lifetime. | |
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Atlas Shrugged an Audio book small circles, big wheels!
I've got a pretty firm grip on the obvious! | |
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KidaDynamite said: 
About 5 years after it came out, I'm finally reading it AND part II & III is out already.  I HAVE to get parts II & III now. surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
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the game of kings by dorothy dunnett
historical fiction about 15th centuary scotland, the 1st in a series of 6 books  | |
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Harlepolis said: I'm wrapping this up, which I think is a VERY great and informative read..
And I'll be reading this next...
I'll meet and talk with Ms.Walter Mosley I don't know when but its going to be in this lifetime.talking to Mr. Walter Mosley would probably be more gratifying. That being said his storytelling is just breathtaking. He paints portraits with his words. Have you read all his books? | |
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slash from guns n roses & velvet revolver's bio he wrote. | |
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evenstar3 said:  Also reading Nana, but an ancient hardcover, smelly copy. And these 2: 
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seriously the org Smurf theme song-seriously how many fucking "La Las" can u fit into a dam song 
Proud Wendy and Lisa Fancy Lesbian asskisser  | |
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morningsong said: 
Short stories? If so/not? Do you have a review? | |
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BlackAdder7 said: Harlepolis said: I'm wrapping this up, which I think is a VERY great and informative read..
And I'll be reading this next...
I'll meet and talk with Ms.Walter Mosley I don't know when but its going to be in this lifetime.talking to Mr. Walter Mosley would probably be more gratifying. That being said his storytelling is just breathtaking. He paints portraits with his words. Have you read all his books? So far I read...  
And I've been hooked eversince. I'm a REAL sucker for "time pieces" and I think he blended every social element in his storytelling. I'm reading his books chronically(at least the Easy Rawlins series ). | |
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Another thing that I read everyday between my reads in this month...
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add this to the list:
sooo good. 
i love art books!  [...i think i can, i think i can, i think i can...] | |
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 There's Joy In Expatriation. | |
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Harlepolis said: morningsong said:
Short stories? If so/not? Do you have a review? Yes, short stories. I'm enjoying them. The afterwords definitely give me a great insight into the author. These are not preternatural/supernatual stories as the title might suggest, just in case one was wondering. Definitely not romantic or chocked full of happy endings, just a bit of pessimism mixed with a lot of hope. | |
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Mach said: how is it? | |
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