My vacuum cleaner was behaving rather rummily the day after Thanksgiving, and though I needed a new one, I wasn’t mug enough to get up at the deucedly ungodly hour of 4 am just to save a few pieces of eight. However, as 10 o’clock rolled round, my old man, who is a bit of [...]
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Full of beans about Jeeves
Posted in Fiction--Classics on November 25, 2007 | 6 Comments »
We’re All Entitled to an Opinion
Posted in Fiction--Christian, Fiction--Classics, Fiction--Fantasy, Fiction--Thrillers on April 23, 2007 | 1 Comment »
People’s tastes in literature differ about as much as tastes in music. Take one DF (dear friend) for instance. When, I recommended Ted Dekker’s Circle Trilogy, Black, Red, and White, she just replied that she had tried to read it, but didn’t like it at all. “I think it was too fast paced for me…or maybe it’s just [...]
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