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Ehmbee Way
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Compunction
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The Esoterian: Ramblings of a Madman
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| I love the distinctly southern voice that James Lee Burke has cultivated in Harbor Lights. His narration is rich; his prose, comfortable yet engaging and his plots, anything but predictable. These elements all fit together to form a collection of sto ...more | |
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| A Flexible Faith by Bonnie Kristian is a concise, surface-level exploration into the vast array of dogmatic differences within the Christian faith. I particularly liked the last chapter, "What's with All These Churches?" where Kristian gives a broad ...more | |
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| There’s definitely more than a few gems to be found within The Best American Short Stories 2024 collection, edited by Lauren Groff. I particularly liked Mall of America by Suzanne Wang, which is told from the point of view of an AI mall program taske ...more | |
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| I don’t care for the relaxed, almost cavalier tone of A Field Guide to Lucid Dreaming—especially considering it’s already mostly fluff—however, that aside, the book does work. I’ve already had two lucid dreams since I started reading it and following ...more | |
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| Full disclosure: I don't typically read a lot of modern Sci-Fi or Fantasy--especially if it's in short form--but, to my surprise, I found this particular collection hard to put down; in fact, I'd rate more than half of the stories here as either A or ...more | |
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| This book was far too sparse. It’s so short, in fact, that I don’t even know if it’s fair to call it a book. It’s more like an authorless pamphlet. Or maybe a term paper. It’s a good start, I guess, but it ultimately left me wanting much, much more. | |
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| It’s been weeks since I finished The Trial by Kafka and, if I’m being honest, I still don’t really know what to write about it. Of course I’ve developed several strong emotions toward the book but, as far as examining “the message” is concerned, I ca ...more | |
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| It’s been weeks since I finished The Trial by Kafka and, if I’m being honest, I still don’t really know what to write about it. Of course I’ve developed several strong emotions toward the book but, as far as examining “the message” is concerned, I ca ...more | |
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| In the beginning of The Case for Christ, Lee Strobel asks us to be jurors—to remove any and all of our biases and to absorb the evidence being presented with an open mind. That’s a perfectly reasonable premise; the problem, however, is that he only e ...more | |
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| Halfway through, I finally found myself enjoying the book; nevertheless, it took me a long while to get used to the author’s bizarre style of prose. One reason for this is because Clavin uses a lot of seemingly counterintuitive sentence structure cho ...more | |