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Brock’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Brock’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Brock Meier
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F. Buechner, C.S. Lewis, C. Raswan, A. Dillard, M. l’Engle
Member Since
April 2018
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https://www.goodreads.com/brockmeierauthor
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The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
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Brock’s Recent Updates
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Kassia St. Clair's The Secret Lives of Color is sort of a Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story" for the world of color. (if you are not old enough to be familiar with Paul Harvey, radio hall-of-famer, I'm sorry for your loss) St. Clair has done a won ...more |
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| I am not quite sure what to say about The Man Who Was Thursday. I enjoy much of what Chesterton wrote and had to say. He had a way of wittily cutting to the chase, and saying in the economy of very few words what takes most authors several pages to s ...more | |
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Well, not ALL of the characters are men. The book almost opens with Gregory’s red-haired sister, Rosamond, and then ends with her (and she had no bear
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| I am not quite sure what to say about The Man Who Was Thursday. I enjoy much of what Chesterton wrote and had to say. He had a way of wittily cutting to the chase, and saying in the economy of very few words what takes most authors several pages to s ...more | |
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Brock Meier
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My life is replate with mysteries ready for exploration as novels, and these are some of them:
How beats, a leathern heart, or thinks, an aspic brain? How loves, a wooden soul, or sings, a dead refrain? How flies, a fallen bird to sun on broken wing? See Full Answer |
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Brock Meier
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The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra in Ancient Arabia (Waters in the Desert)
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Thirst: is a useful introduction to how the harvesting and control of water resources have dramatically affected world history and the rise and fall of cultures. Each culture surveyed appears in its own chapter, allowing easy location of a particular ...more |
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| Although some have noted a lack of narrative continuity, that was not my impression. The compilation of the many accounts have their own chaotic tempo which somewhat matches the chaotic tempo of the monster storm itself. And the various eyewitness ac ...more | |
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Brock Meier
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please add these awards to my book [done]
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Please add these awards to The Stone Cutter:
Eric Hoffer Award, 2024 Grand Prize short-list: https://www.hofferaward.com/Eric-Hoff... Eric Hoffer Award ...more " |
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“We made our home on the wind, between sand and stars.”
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
“Can one be lost, when no destination awaits? When no home longs for one’s return?”
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
“The story…travels wheresoever the truth shepherds it. It possesses no rudder that I might lay my hand upon, to guide it wherever I choose. I am at its mercy”
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
“At last, everything comes to its own end…All things must die. The heavens will be rolled up like a scroll, and time itself will be closed like a tomb.”
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
“To produce a masterpiece requires grand ideas, unswerving commitment to the dream, years of sweat and pain…Such beauty does not come cheaply.”
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
“Some might be swayed by clever answers, but true accomplishments will always outweigh cunning.”
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
“For any story to be worth the telling—or the hearing—it must spring from the truth. If not, it is nothing more than the final flow of the Yorden, as its fresh waters are swallowed up in the undrinkable tears of the Salt Sea.”
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
“The story…travels wheresoever the truth shepherds it. It possesses no rudder that I might lay my hand upon, to guide it wherever I choose. I am at its mercy”
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
― The Stone Cutter: A novel of Petra In Ancient Arabia
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