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Neil’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Neil’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Neil Hollands
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Read On...Fantasy Fiction: Reading Lists for Every Taste (Read On Series)
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Fellowship in a Ring: A Guide for Science Fiction and Fantasy Book Groups
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2009
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3 editions
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| John Perry and Jane Sagan are at it again, as they are recalled from their quiet life on Huckleberry to lead a new colony. But as usual, they are being manipulated by the higher-ups in the Colonial Union, who are using them as pawns in their battle t ...more | |
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4.5 stars rounded down. Graham Jones takes the historical concept of manifest destiny and reveals it for what it was for the native people: a horror story. The main narrative involves a diary found in a wall during archaeology that recounts the encoun ...more |
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3.5 stars rounded up. Sorkin is good at providing the details about some of the individuals who were key to the stock market and its failure in 1929, but ultimately I felt like that came at the cost of finding a point of view about what happened and w ...more |
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| This one reads like an overcomplicated RPG dungeon with a high concept plays, all structure in the setting of subway trains that only run certain directions and stop at certain stations doesn't really translate to a good gaming (or reading) experienc ...more | |
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| I got to see Wallace Stegner read a couple of times at City Art, a Salt Lake City reading series where I tried to help the wonderful Sandy Anderson for about five years in the 1990s. I knew he was important, but I didn't know his work yet then. I wis ...more | |
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The Revolutionary War history I had encountered in the past was always detailed in the events up north, and then there was some magical handwaving, and suddenly we were at Yorktown and the British were trapped, and Huzzah! Obviously it always seemed l ...more |
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| I'm four books into Buehlman's oeuvre now, two good horror novels and two strong dark epic fantasies, and they have all been five star reads. For this one, think if you had a book about Inigo Montoya from The Princess Bride, but turn him into a young ...more | |
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| This one started off really well, capturing a time and place in about as middle America as you can get (Ohio). It features Cal Jenkins, an affable young man shut out of WWII by one leg that is shorter than the other, who is trying to overcome being s ...more | |
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Do you work in a library, and have you participated in nominating titles for LibraryReads - or do you want to? Here's a great place to meet other Libr ...more
I'm wanting to be performing again too. Keeping my eyes open for things to do this year. Let me know how you like Bedroom Farce. Is it in at the library yet and available to the public?