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Steven’s 2025 Year in Books
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We Are Providence: Tales of Horror from the Ocean State
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The Toilet Zone: The Royal Flush
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2022
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Anxiety Disorders True Stories of Survival
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Monsters in the Mills
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Space and Time, Spring 2012
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Black Chaos II: More Tales of the Zombie
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Movie: Lizzie, about Lizzie Borden. With Chloe Sevigney and Kristen Stewart
I wasn't feeling great today, so I watched Lizzie, a movie I've wanted to see for awhile, on HBO Max. It's not supposed to be nonfiction, but it sticks close to the facts--except that it combines Uncle John with the town constable. This is unfair. The real Constable/Sheriff did a great job, actually, while the real Uncle John was indeed a shady character. As shady as he is in the movie, I don't kn
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| So well-written and interesting, it wasn’t until the middle of the book before I realized that nothing much was happening, and I can’t tell if that’s a good thing or not. You can definitely see the character traits that would find its way into slight ...more | |
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| I gave this book 4 out of 5 only because the writing and themes are very similar to Life After Life, which is clearly better. Both chronicle the (many) lives of Ursula and Teddy, and all of their offspring, siblings and friends/lovers/relatives. Iron ...more | |
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| So the easy part of this review is that you should read this. It took me about 2 1/2 days to read it all, and the regret is that there wasn’t more to read. I’ve been very fortunate to have back-to-back readings of books that made me not want to do an ...more | |
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| Long understood to be a classic (if not THE classic) of its genre, I found that the most amazing thing about this book is that it is an unbelievably great, tense and intense read, incredibly well-written—even though I’ve seen the film a ton of times ...more | |
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| It’s hard to believe this book was published in 1981, decades ahead of its time and subject matter, and that Thomas Harris had one of the best 1-2 punches of all-time in this genre, as this was followed by The Silence of the Lambs. He must’ve had the ...more | |
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| Difficult book to like, but the premise is intriguing: an author emails a chapter at a time to a beta-reader, who emails her his comments back. She’s in Australia, he’s in America, and we get to read her first draft and his comments, and the fallout ...more | |
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| Very good entry in the series, second-best in my view, though I haven’t read them all. Oddly told, as the narration keeps its light fluency, yet the story is serious, the characters are likable (even the bad ones) and the ending is lightly-told downe ...more | |
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Best of the Argyll series so far, though I haven’t read all of them, and the ones I have, out of order. This one has a Knives Out tone, though those of course came much later than this. A flippant tale of the crazy rich, with the hapless art procurer ...more |
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Good book, not great. This series doesn't compare to Fingerpost. But good flow created by differing third person accounts. 2025 edit: Read a second time, a little more appreciated. Still a minor work and not comparable to Fingerpost, but there’s a bre ...more |
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Very good, quick read, by the author of An Instrance of the Fingerpost, which will always be his masterpiece. Pears will always have that line on the cover of all of his books, as he does on this one. I didn’t think to see which of the other books I’d ...more |
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Hey Steven, Been awhile since we exchanged blog comments, but I wanted to invite you to a really neat website I've come across: authorsunleashed.com
Since you are a pretty serious writer I thought you might be intersted. For practice or fun or whatever. Hope to see you there :-)
Been awhile since we exchanged blog comments, but I wanted to invite you to a really neat website I've come across: authorsunleashed.com
Since you are a pretty serious writer I thoug..."
Emma wrote: "Hey Steven,
Been awhile since we exchanged blog comments, but I wanted to invite you to a really neat website I've come across: authorsunleashed.com
Since you are a pretty serious writer I thoug..."
Hey, Emma! What's up? I went to the website you mentioned, and it says it no longer exists.