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The Golden Notebook
Realized a serious gap in my reading. Nothing by Nobel Prize winner Doris Lessing. So I looked for The Golden Notebook at my local library. No luck. Bought a copy. Just started it. I am inside the introduction written in … Continue reading
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Tawni O’Dell – Coal Run – great novel
Just finished reading Coal Run by Tawni O’Dell. Treat yourself. Get this book and read it. It made me think about my family, childhood, adulthood and a million memories. Made me think of two old friends both sports stars who … Continue reading
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Pete Dexter’s Deadwood (1986)
treat yourself to a great reading experience and seek out a copy of Deadwood by Pete Dexter, published in 1986. I just finished reading it and I enjoyed every page. My interest in all things Deadwood began with the HBO … Continue reading
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Mary Magdalene – reading
In my recent reading, I have encountered plots that involve directly or indirectly Mary Magdelene. When I was a kid and paying some attention to the question should women be ordained, I always thought the answer should be yes. What … Continue reading
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Alberto Manguel – two books you would enjoy
Alberto Manguel was born in Buenos Aires in 1948, was educated there, and was a friend of Jorge Luis Borges late in Borges’s life. He was raised in Israel where his father was the Argentine ambassador. In 1984 he became … Continue reading
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Procedures Before Writing Non-Fiction, a Poem
Spin around three times in your swivel chair. Cast over each shoulder the mixture Of pencil sharpener shavings and eraser fragments. Look at the empty page. Close your eyes and say: E.B. White E.B. White E.B. White – William J. … Continue reading
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Bush reads Camus
There are news reports that President Bush is reading The Stranger by Albert Camus while on his brief vacation at his ranch near Crawford, Texas. It is a great book and I applaud the President for curling up with such … Continue reading
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