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20th Anniversary Reissues at Bewildering Stories
To celebrate my 20th anniversary on the Editorial Review Board, Bewildering Stories is running re-issues of my early stories starting with the current Issue 1145. The "Classic Reissue" stories are free online and can be found in the Readers Guide. The following is from the magazine's announcement page.
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First a review, and then my diary. Mr. Darcy’s Diary retells Pride and Prejudice through Darcy’s entries in his own journal. He writes about his first meeting with Elizabeth through the long journey to their marriage. I liked getting his side of the " Read more of this review » |
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"Read as part of my English A-levels and have now read it to my children. Orwell's writing doesn't age and the themes are just as important as ever. "
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”All I know is that I know nothing.” - Socrates "What we know is a drop, what we don't know is an ocean" -Sir Isaac Newton “When it comes to comprehending [Shakespeare], [we are] about as significant as a fly in vinegar!” - Confucius "Never allow a" Read more of this review » |
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Many years ago, I read a book called "The Pooh Perplex." It critiqued the Winnie the Pooh books in the style of some leading literary critics of that
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Hi P.E.! I haven't played the Pirc or studied it, so I can't be much help there. I've "looked" at it. It seems playable, and I may try it some time. Lately, I've had some success with a Franco-Sicilian as an alternative to the Caro-Kann. Like with th
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Hi H. I'm a train buff, too. I always tried to be accurate about the details of travel in my historical novels.
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“To say "He was a young fool, and now he's an old fool" is to make a distinction without a difference.”
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“Thank heaven for people who are satisfied with facts that conform to the reality they wish to believe.”
― Confessions of the Creature
― Confessions of the Creature
“The great city seemed to weigh upon me, as though it were crushing me under its heap of brick and stone. Gray, drizzly skies, congested streets, the soot-belching boats and barges chugging up and down the Thames, the teeming mass of four millions hastening about the countless activities of daily life in a metropolis, things adventurous, meaningful, spiritual, quotidian, futile, criminal, meaningless and absurd. Amidst this seething stew of humanity, I painted.”
― The Flower to the Painter
― The Flower to the Painter
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“The philosophers write about things as they are and as they appear to be, but as an artist I find that appearance is everything.”
― The Flower to the Painter
― The Flower to the Painter
“I have never made but one prayer to God, a very short one: Oh Lord, make my enemies ridiculous. And God granted it."
(Letter to Étienne Noël Damilaville, May 16, 1767)”
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“If you're as detached as that, why does the obsolete institution of marriage survive with you?"
Oh, it still has its uses. One couldn't be divorced without it.”
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Oh, it still has its uses. One couldn't be divorced without it.”
― The Custom of the Country
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Glenn wrote: "Hi Gary! I see your novel is nearly at the top of my stack. Since I usually include a pic or two in my review that captures the spirit of the novel, as a Goodreads friend I will extend the courtesy..."Thanks, Glenn! I'll send you a couple of photos.
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Hi Gary! I see your novel is nearly at the top of my stack. Since I usually include a pic or two in my review that captures the spirit of the novel, as a Goodreads friend I will extend the courtesy of asking if you have a favorite photo and/or work of art you would like me to include. I also include an author photo. Likewise, if you have one you would like me to include, please send it along. If so in either or both cases, perhaps the best way is to send me a personal message with a link to the pages. If you would prefer not to, that's cool, just let me know and I'll do the choosing.
Cheers,
Glenn
Glenn wrote: "Hey Gary. Thanks for being such a good Goodreads friend! I do appreciate your stopping by to read and comment on my reviews now and then. Anyway, my local library system has your The Devil in Montm..."Thanks, Glenn! I've been enjoying your insightful reviews for some time now, and I certainly look forward with interest to your review of The Devil. I've completed the Inspector Lefebvre trilogy and, as I've already stated in a blog post and a self-review of the last of three novels, it's been hard saying good-bye to Achille and his world. However, I'm still writing and, as you said, that's another reason to try and stay healthy! :)
Best,
Gary
Hey Gary. Thanks for being such a good Goodreads friend! I do appreciate your stopping by to read and comment on my reviews now and then. Anyway, my local library system has your The Devil in Montmartre. It is on my tbr stack, a very, very large stack. I look forward to reading and reviewing. I'm a complete eccentric and hold to a tight monthly schedule. The Devil will be read and reviewed in the month of July. Gives me yet again another reason to maintain my good health! :)
Fionnuala wrote: "Very nice to meet you, Gary."Nice to meet you, too, Fionnuala. And I noticed you're currently readings James's Wings of the Dove. I look forward to your review. ;)
Marita wrote: "Thank you for your friend request and your kind comment re my review, Gary. (Oh, you are friend number 100!)"
You're welcome, Marita. Your review was especially interesting to me because my novel, "The Devil in Montmartre", is set in Paris during the 1889 Universal Exposition.
I look forward to reading more of your reviews!
Thank you, Gary! I enjoy reading your posts as well!
Hi Gary. Thanks for the friendvite.