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I too would have liked more about Snorri in this book, but I suspect the author did the best she could with what is available. It's still a good read, with insight into Icelandic culture. Among other things, it helped me understand what created the s ...more
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I first read this the year it came out, before Bouton's more justly famous "Ball Four." I remembered enjoying its humor. What I didn't remember is that most of it is about Bouton's career as an author and sportscaster, rather than about his baseball ...more
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The author does an excellent job of using multiple points of view to tell the story of the murder or suicide of an executive in a parking garage. There are a number of effective twists. I would have liked a little more prominence of the Rio de Janeir ...more
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Dialstone Lane by W.W. Jacobs
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As with many readers, I discovered W.W. Jacobs through "The Monkey's Paw," which appeared in my 9th grade English anthology. It's a great story, its horror heightened by occasional humor. For years, the only other work by Jacobs I could find was "The ...more
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Monsieur or The Prince of Darkness by Lawrence Durrell
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I have mixed feelings about this novel. As with Durrell's "Alexandria Quartet," which I quite enjoyed reading 40 years ago, "Monsieur" has multiple narrators who present different versions of what is "real." At times I was enchanted by Durrell's pros ...more
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Oliver Twist by Charles Dickens
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I first read this 50 years ago. It has long been one of my favorite Dickens novels, along with David Copperfield and Great Expectations. On my second reading, I can see it has some flaws. Among them are the title character is passive and flat (though ...more
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Monty Python's Tunisian Holiday by Kim Howard Johnson
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I would think any serious Monty Python fan would thoroughly enjoy this, a valuable look behind the scenes in the making of a comedy classic. I found it exhilarating to revisit some of my favorite scenes, such as "Biggest Dickus," "I Want You to Call ...more
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