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Frank Roberts
Goodreads Author
Born
in Fayetteville, North Carolina, The United States
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December 2008
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https://www.goodreads.com/jackcamel
50 Shades of Henry
“…Henceforward everything moves on shifting levels – our thoughts, our dreams, our actions, our whole life. A parallelogram in which we drop from one platform of our scaffold to another. Henceforward we walk split into myriad fragments, like an insect with a hundred feet, a centipede with soft-stirring feet that drinks in the atmosphere; we walk with sensitive filaments that drink avidly of past
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Jackass on a Camel: Fossils, Freaks & Mayhem in the Cradle of Mankind (Volume 1)
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I wouldn't expect much from this Nobel winner - Llosa hews tight to actual history so there is no "new" tale about Trujillo. He does add some depth to
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Greatest book in the whole frickin' universe!!! (of course, having read it over 30 years ago this won't be a highly detailed review...) I was 11 years old when Alien came out. The buzz was huge, even among 6th graders, and everybody else on the planet ...more |
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| This collection spans work Arenas had written during both his last years in his native Cuba and the decade of his life in the US after the Mariel Boat Lift in 1980. The stories run from dreamlike childhood passages (The Empty Shoes; In the Shade of t ...more | |
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Discovered at the Harvard COOP while looking for something entirely else. Like any collection by assorted authors, Boston Noir is a mixed bag. There are some taut little crime ditties, some period dramas, and some stories fitting into the "Short" genr ...more |
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“¿Por qué estamos aquí nosotros, y no los neandertales? [...] fuimos afortunados por haber estado en los lugares adecuados en los momentos oportunos.”
― The Humans Who Went Extinct: Why Neanderthals Died Out and We Survived
― The Humans Who Went Extinct: Why Neanderthals Died Out and We Survived
Utopian and Dystopian Reading Group
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This group is for anyone interested in Utopian and Dystopian Literature to discuss anything from Thomas More's Utopia to present day fiction. Everyone ...more
