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John Collings
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San Jose, California, The United States
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January 2015
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Hell, and God, and Nuns with Rulers
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2015
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2 editions
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Tag: A Cautionary Tale
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Castillo San Felipe de Barajas – Cartagena, Colombia
When the Spanish started to establish their foothold in the Americas, one of the first places that they made their presence known was in modern day Cartagena, Colombia. One of the ways they made sure that people coming to this port city knew of their power was the fact that they built a fortress on a hill overlooking the bay and then they stocked it with cannon to repel any enemy force foolish
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| Dune was for a long time my Mount Everest. I tries to read it so many times in my teenage years, and I could never make it through the first one-hundred pages, so when I finally got over my fear, and just jumped in determined to finish it, I came at ...more | |
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| Alan Moore is easily one of the top names when it comes to graphic storytelling, and I had a hard time believing that he could top the mastery of what he had achieved with Watchmen and V for Vendetta, but his take on the Jack the Ripper killings take ...more | |
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| This edition started off as a typical One Piece adventure with the crew getting in way over their head, but it quickly switched to explore the backstory of the villains that had been presented in earlier editions. All of a sudden, the characters that ...more | |
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| This is not the vampire story that you would find all over the place early in the century. Yes, there is a little bit of a love story going on here. You cannot have a good vampire story without one. But it focuses more on the gothic and horror of bei ...more | |
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| Emily Esfahani Smith's writing style is very engaging, and easy to read. She tells many stories that connect with the reader and get to the points that she is getting across. The stories she tells are familiar, and there should be one or two that you ...more | |
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| There are moments in this book that are heartfelt, and have an impact, but they are hidden deep within a sloppy mess with lots of characters having problems that are hard to follow because the narrative jumps all over the place. The characters are no ...more | |
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| The book has helped me learn Spanish, but the explanations can be a little confusing, the stories at the end did not help with the tense conjugations of verbs, and the answer-keys were not always correct. Still the information it gave has helped impr ...more | |
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| This was the darkest of the Hellboy series that I have read so far, and because of that it hit upon more philosophical ideas than any of the previous omnibuses. It followed Hellboy on a journey that only he could take, and it kept the brilliant artwo ...more | |
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| This is another entertaining installment in the Bleach series with Tite Kubo still introducing all of the characters and establishing the world-building. It does seem to be running over the same ground as previous installments, but there are a couple ...more | |
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| The complete story of one man and his impact he has on the ones he loves and the country that he believes in. It goes through all of the eras of this man's life and the choices he has made and the way those choices shaped the world around him. It is ...more | |
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Hi, John! Happy Monday! Thanks for contacting me. Congratulations on your books! Happy reading, writing, and everything else. Have a great day and week. Blessings!Best wishes from Majenta