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Category Archives: Books
Please Sir, I Want Some More (To Read)
After reading a majority of women authors last year, this year I’ve exclusively read books by men. Englishmen at that. I didn’t plan it this way, but after finishing up the last two books of the Lord of the Rings … Continue reading
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1 Year, 12 Books
I read twelve books this year, a paltry sum compared to the copious quantities my wife reads, but pretty typical for me. The twelve, in no particular order except the order in which I read them, are as follows: Little … Continue reading
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Forks
This fall I stayed a couple of nights in the little town of Forks while hiking in the Quinalt and Hoh Rainforests. On my drive into town, I kept seeing signs like “Welcome Twilight Fans” but I didn’t know what … Continue reading
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Tagged Maple Glade Loop Trail, Olympic National Park, Quinalt Rain Forest, Washington
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Stormy Wuther
I finished Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights today, the first time I’ve read the book. I enjoyed the first third and the end but most of the characters are either extremely depressing or annoying. By the middle of the book I … Continue reading
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It’s One Of Two Things
There are certain characters in Persuasion that annoy me so greatly that I want to reach across, not just time and space, but the chasm between the real world and the fictional world, and throttle them. I’ve felt this before … Continue reading
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