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Noah Goats is an office drone who writes in his spare time. He's married and has four kids. Now that he has them, four seems like kind of a lot. He also has a big white dog that looks like a wolf and wants to run away to live with the coyotes who populate the mountains near Goats's house. There is a cat named Remi skulking around the family home as well.

Goats has been writing for fun and no profit since he was 14. He started with comedy bits, and then moved on to poetry in college. Fortunately, none of this poetry has survived beyond one typo packed T.S. Eliot ripoff that was published in the college literary magazine. You will never read this.

He wrote a novel each year he was in law school, which is a stupid thing to do and can only negati
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Average rating: 4.06 · 128 ratings · 24 reviews · 8 distinct works
Incomplete Works: A Novel

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Houses on the Sand

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The Unpublishables

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On the Other Side of the River

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Say Uncle

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I read The Killer Angels in high school and it instantly turned Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain into a hero for me. As I read Civil War histories over the years he popped up in interesting places, being given a deathbed promotion to general (but then not ...more
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In Bloody Spring Joseph Wheelan tells the story of the Overland Campaign which Grant launched on the South in the spring of 64. Grant had gone from victory to victory in the West in the first part of the war, and, with a few exceptions, Lee had done ...more
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I recently reread The Crossing and I made me want to immediately read the next in the series. The Wrong Side of Goodbye is good, but the structure of the plot is a little odd. In this one Bosch is working on two cases. One case involves a serial rapi ...more
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Coyote Waits by Tony Hillerman
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Hillerman writes mysteries set in the Southwest and steeped in Navajo culture. In this one a police officer is murdered by a generally gentle old man, and Leaphorn and Chee (mostly working separately) try to figure out why and how rather than who. It ...more
Yellow Star by Jennifer Roy
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“Every generation of science fiction writers has to create its own nonsense.”
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