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Tom Strelich
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Dog Logic
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Water Memory
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Anna Coss's review
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Water Memory: A Thystopian Satire, Book 2 (The Dog Logic Triptych):
"A Must Read for 2025!
Tom Strelich is paying attention....are you? More, please! Read Dog Logic first. I hope Tom has a blog. Why do I have to write two more words? CHAPTER 7 Highlight (pink) - Page 44 scientists had rational explanations for those kind" Read more of this review » |
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Dog Logic: A Thystopian Satire, Book 1 (The Dog Logic Triptych):
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CHAPTER 1 Highlight (pink) - Page 3 He was convinced that was why Gospel music got to people the way it did, because we remembered it way down in our dinosaur brain. CHAPTER 2 Highlight (pink) - Page 6 a sense of foreboding could often color " Read more of this review » |
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Bil Cusack's review
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Dog Logic: A Thystopian Satire, Book 1 (The Dog Logic Triptych):
"First time reading this author. Didn't know what to expect, no real idea what the book was about. When I finished reading it I realized it is about Everything (regarding us humans) brilliant observations on current life fed with subtlety. No sex in i"
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great voice, great yarn, great read A delightful surprise from the vert first page—a legal, mystical, culinary, criminal, extraterrestrial, paranormal, existential, agricultural, single malt, out of body epic! |
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a really fun and interesting read A delightful find with the ideal mix of period language in the character’s dialog and in the narrative, the historical context, and the mystery. There should be a follow up novella! |
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“We have taken that into careful consideration and deliberation, and we believe that the rescue and safety of the children outweighs the risk of accidentally killing or otherwise harming the children.”
― Dog Logic
― Dog Logic
“Maybe that’s what it was like for the believers, where even when they’re not singing those words, they’re in that place with God and Jesus and angels and Santa Claus and Unicorns and Fairies and big rock candy mountains. He pitied them for believing such crap, and he envied them for it too. They were children, and he cherished them.”
― Dog Logic
― Dog Logic
“And in the years that followed, Hertell would marvel at how the routine can become the pivotal with the slam of a car door.”
― Dog Logic
― Dog Logic
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“And in the years that followed, Hertell would marvel at how the routine can become the pivotal with the slam of a car door.”
― Dog Logic
― Dog Logic
“Kaye continued walking and smiled to herself. She stopped suddenly. “Where’s Yappy?” “Dead.” He stood watching Kaye who said nothing. “Buried him right next to dad out there at the pyramid.” “When’d he die?” “Right after Dad. Yappy, just kind of... well you know how dogs are, very emotional, they take these things personally. He used to sit outside Dad’s bedroom. I mean, the room is still full of the man, only he’s not there, to be seen, anymore. Dog has one of the most precisely logical minds to be found in nature. Death doesn't make any sense to a dog, he has no appreciation of it. Like we do. He doesn't know it’s coming for him too. If he did, he'd just say, ‘what is this shit, who’s in charge here, what’s the point?”
― Dog Logic
― Dog Logic
“We have taken that into careful consideration and deliberation, and we believe that the rescue and safety of the children outweighs the risk of accidentally killing or otherwise harming the children.”
― Dog Logic
― Dog Logic
“He was the issue of a gritty pod of dustbowl Okies who blew into Bakersfield back when Steinbeck was trolling the lower depths of Lamont and Weedpatch for protagonists.”
― Dog Logic
― Dog Logic
“redemption, salvation, life everlasting and all that—but beautiful nonetheless, and no doubt comforting to those weak enough to need them and simple enough to believe them.”
― Dog Logic
― Dog Logic
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