09-12-2013, 16:11
Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk. Very disturbing.
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09-12-2013, 16:11
Haunted by Chuck Palahniuk. Very disturbing.
09-12-2013, 19:10
S.G. Craft - The Gold Machine - 2008
No pic for this one. Local author, as in a neighbor in my gated community. Found out she had written a book, so naturally, who wouldn't want to read a book written by someone they know. She has boxes of copies to give away. I take it not many were sold. Here's hoping she never comes on to this forum. She is now 70 years old and a very nice lady, so I wouldn't want to hurt her feelings. It's not a very good book. Mystery story about a professor who invents a machine that can basically sift gold from any dirt. I guess it's supposed to be everywhere. Bad guys find out about it and kill him to steal his machine. Problem is these bad guys don't come into the picture till about 10 pages from the end of the book. In a good mystery you should be able to make some guesses along the way. There is no way you could have guessed this one because they were never in the story till the end of the book. Grade - D next up - Reflections On The Civil War by Bruce Catton
09-12-2013, 19:28
Did you tell her that her book was crap?????
Music Head Wrote:S.G. Craft - The Gold Machine - 2008
The ultimate connection is between a performer and its' audience!
09-12-2013, 21:55
SteveO Wrote:Did you tell her that her book was crap?????been thinking about what I will say when I see her again have to lie I guess her husband is bigger than me shame when you can't be honest with people
09-12-2013, 22:14
LMAO!!!!!....i feel an awkward moment coming on for you pretty soon...wish i was there to see you get out of this one!
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09-12-2013, 23:15
oh I would tell her it was pretty good and I enjoyed it....
The ultimate connection is between a performer and its' audience!
16-12-2013, 14:17
CRAZY-HORSE Wrote:LMAO!!!!!....i feel an awkward moment coming on for you pretty soon...wish i was there to see you get out of this one!yes it was, an awkward moment ran into her at the community mailbox said exactly what SteveO said I should say, plus some blah-blah-blah I think I pulled it off ok then as I was leaving, she told me she was working on a sequel something tells me it will never see publication but maybe I'll get to read the manuscript someday
17-12-2013, 00:22
Can't wait for the sequel I bet!!!!
The ultimate connection is between a performer and its' audience!
20-12-2013, 13:31
Bruce Catton - Reflections On The Civil War - 1981
![]() Not my cover. This guy has written numerous volumes on the subject. This scant 230 pages can hardly do it justice. Recapping 5 years of a war only works for those new to the subject. Interesting, but like getting one bite of your favorite meal. Grade - C next up - Dubliners by James Joyce
04-01-2014, 12:38
James Joyce - Dubliners - 1914
![]() The worst thing I have read in a long time. A collection of 15 short stories about life in Dublin at that period. Joyce shopped this around to 15 different publishers over a period of 9 years before it saw the printing press. Now considered a classic, forced onto students in institutions of lower learning. Should have stayed buried in an attic somewhere. Guess you had to be living in that period, or be a Dubliner, or be stoned. Grade - F next up - Things That Matter by Charles Krauthammer |
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