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I'm currently reading (for the tenth time!) the Death Is A Lonely Business trilogy. I'm on the final book, Let's All Kill Constance.


"Oh, death!"
 
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Let's All Kill Constance.

Perhaps my least favourite Bradbury novel. But still written better than most authors can manage!


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Perhaps my least favourite Bradbury novel...


Why so?


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Why so?

Just personal preference in story, I suppose. Mind, it's written as well as any, but the subject matter is just "not my cup of tea", as 4E Ackerman once told me when I asked him if he enjoyed the modern horror films.

Do you know, I came this close to having Alexandra sign my copy (it's dedicated to her, you know). She was in town for a few days and I was talking to her about her possibly coming to an event, but she was unable to attend. And would you believe, when I had been over to the house before (when she and Jon Eller and Donn Albright were there), I neglected to bring the book! Oh well. Next time, eh?

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The Bleeding Edge: Dark Barriers, Dark Frontiers as edited by William F. Nolan and Jason V Brock

A horror anthology with never-before-in-print short stories by such authors as Ray Bradbury, William F. Nolan, George Clayton Johnson, Earl Hamner, Jr., Dan O'Bannon, Richard and R.C. Mathonson. Cody Goodfellow and more.


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You know what you are, Mr. Bradbury? ... You are a poet! -- Aldous Huxley
 
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I Sing the Body Electric!


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The Pearl (Steinbeck), Pirate Latitudes (Crichton), They Have Not Seen the Stars (Mr. B), Letters from Greatest Generation (Brokaw), Big Fish (Wallace), and The Life of Julius Caesar (Plutarch)...talk about politics!!?

(Between semesters ~ I can read for myself for several days!)
 
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Of Time And The River by Thomas Wolfe

I found it in a dusty antique store in North Carolina today, and I thought aloud:

"What a find! Come with me you precious little jewel!"


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Finished this today


Started this today



Both are superb


Reflection is useless, the world is senseless. Evil is its only permanence. God is not alive. Love cannot be trusted. Surface, surface, surface was all that anyone found meaning in...this was civilization as I saw it, colossal and jagged.
 
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William Blake's "Songs of Innocence and of Experience"


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Good for you Kukai_Aoki!

Myself--Richard Bach's latest Hypnotizing Maria.

Happy reading all!
 
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Fablehaven: The Rise of the Evening Star


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The Martian chronicles again. And textbooks.
 
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"Hear Me Talkin' To Ya" by Shapiro & Hentoff.
I read this about 30 years ago.
Good stuff.
 
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Hey, Ol' Pard. Nice to see you in the territory again!

Night (Wiesel), The Brooklyn Nine (Gratz), Walden (Thoreau)--Br II, same as your "Hear Me" ...once before a long while back!
 
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