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Lance’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Lance’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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One of the Reasons for Writing Werewolf and Idol
Werewolf and Idol
One of the reasons why I wrote Werewolf and Idol was that I was curious about the werewolf myth. What does it mean? Where does it come from? It’s been around for centuries. Are we missing some of its depth?
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The Fall of the House of Usher and Other Plays: Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe
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2005
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Edwin Booth: A Play in Two Acts
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2001
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Little Black Book of Comedy Sketches
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2012
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3 editions
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Werewolf and Idol
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2022
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2 editions
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Mad Cow Disease in America Something Special and Other Plays
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Three Essential Plays: Car Door Shave, Gambling Fever, Neither God Nor Master
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2013
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2 editions
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The Black Cat and Other Plays Adapted From Stories By Edgar Allan Poe
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2013
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3 editions
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The Fall of the House of Usher and Other Plays Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe
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2014
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The Black Cat and Other Plays Adapted from Stories by Edgar Allan Poe
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2014
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Edwin Booth: a play in two acts
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2014
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“n’t have much farther to go. He eyed his surroundings—a maze of small old lanes, recovering from war damage, still unfinished, a desolate place with low light and only minimal contrast between that light and the dark.
He kept to the right-hand side of the street.
He saw no one at the four corners as he approached them. It sprang out from the unseeable side—the one at a right angle to him.
At that corner was a butcher’s shop.
The werewolf was suddenly there from an unknown direction, more like a force than a being...”
― Werewolf and Idol
He kept to the right-hand side of the street.
He saw no one at the four corners as he approached them. It sprang out from the unseeable side—the one at a right angle to him.
At that corner was a butcher’s shop.
The werewolf was suddenly there from an unknown direction, more like a force than a being...”
― Werewolf and Idol
“He didn’t have much farther to go. He eyed his surroundings—a maze of small old lanes, recovering from war damage, still unfinished, a desolate place with low light and only minimal contrast between that light and the dark.
He kept to the right-hand side of the street.
He saw no one at the four corners as he approached them. It sprang out from the unseeable side—the one at a right angle to him.
At that corner was a butcher’s shop.
The werewolf was suddenly there from an unknown direction, more like a force than a being...”
― Werewolf and Idol
He kept to the right-hand side of the street.
He saw no one at the four corners as he approached them. It sprang out from the unseeable side—the one at a right angle to him.
At that corner was a butcher’s shop.
The werewolf was suddenly there from an unknown direction, more like a force than a being...”
― Werewolf and Idol
“The book you promised me has come. I was intending to read it at my convenience and I opened it on arrival without meaning to do any more than just get an idea of its contents. The next thing I knew the book itself had charmed me into a deeper reading of it there and then. How lucid its style is...”
― Letters from a Stoic: Epistulae Morales AD Lucilium. VOLUME I
― Letters from a Stoic: Epistulae Morales AD Lucilium. VOLUME I
“From Plato with his Utopianism, confident in the power of man to change his state, and Aristotle with his insistence upon the supremacy of reason and proven fact, right down to the constructive effort and science of today we have seen the human mind feeling its way to creative freedom. And always the forces of instinctive conservatism, of privilege and dogmatic authority has resisted or prevented that advance.”
― The Outline of History: Being a Plain History of Life and Mankind, Volume 2
― The Outline of History: Being a Plain History of Life and Mankind, Volume 2
“He didn’t have much farther to go. He eyed his surroundings—a maze of small old lanes, recovering from war damage, still unfinished, a desolate place with low light and only minimal contrast between that light and the dark.
He kept to the right-hand side of the street.
He saw no one at the four corners as he approached them. It sprang out from the unseeable side—the one at a right angle to him.
At that corner was a butcher’s shop.
The werewolf was suddenly there from an unknown direction, more like a force than a being...”
― Werewolf and Idol
He kept to the right-hand side of the street.
He saw no one at the four corners as he approached them. It sprang out from the unseeable side—the one at a right angle to him.
At that corner was a butcher’s shop.
The werewolf was suddenly there from an unknown direction, more like a force than a being...”
― Werewolf and Idol
