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Peter Martin
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Still working my way slowly through A Tale of Two Cities, but simultaneously I have been consuming chunks of Stephen King's On Writing for the umpteenth time. This time, I read the instructional second half of the book first. Now gone back to the auto-biographical section he entitled CV.
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Gundars Berzins
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The Companions by R.A. Salvatore
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James Best
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I'm about half way through this one. Really engaging so far. I haven't read anything about dinosaurs since I was a young kid and this book is a great primer as to what scientists have learned in the last few decades.
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James Best
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Now starting:
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James Best
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Now starting a book that has been on my TBR list for a couple of years now.
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Gregory Harshman
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Just finished this tonight. I really enjoyed it. I read Jean Edward Smith's biography of Grant some years ago and loved it too.
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Peter Martin
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The Invisible Man by Herbert Wells.
An amusing read.
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Brian Floyd
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Getting ready to start on Avalanche: Book Five of The Secret World Chronicles, by Mercedes Lackey, Cody Martin, Dennis Lee and Veronica Giguere.
Its a superhero series, not fantasy.
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Wallace Sellars
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James Best
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Now starting this stand alone novel by Michael Robotham, which won the CWA Gold Dagger Award as the Best Crime Novel of the Year.
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James Best
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Any chance that we could "pin" this topic?
My search abilities on the site are still broken, so I haven't been able to access this one for quite some time.
Not sure if anyone else is experiencing the same problems that I am, but the fact that there was a 5+ month gap between postings sort of points in that direction.
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James Best
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Here are some of the military history books that I read (and greatly enjoyed) during the five month gap...
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