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Kurt’s 2024 Year in Books
Take a look at Kurt’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
Kurt Reichenbaugh’s Followers (79)
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Kurt Reichenbaugh
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May 2010
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Phoenix Noir (Akashic Noir)
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Last Dance in Phoenix
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2015
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Sirens
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2013
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The Sharpened Quill: Modern Voices in Short Fiction
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Zombies Need Love, Too
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Kurt’s Recent Updates
"Well, this ain't no Lonesome Dove. Yes, it's penned by the same author, and it's set in Texas, but that's basically where the similarities begin and end. The grand, expansive romanticism in LD is nowhere to be found here. Neither is the hope for a be"
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"What a fun book! The character of Mary Jane wouldn’t be believable if she was set in 2025 but I totally see her in 1975 and I liked her a lot (but not as much as I liked the wonderful Izzy who was adorable without being too precious….but didn’t she e"
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"Such a joy to re-read. One of those tales that alternatively leaves you gasping in awe, and feeling just the tiniest bit of despair, because you know it's impossible ever to match this as an author. But even so, loved it, and I'm still also amazed ho"
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Kurt Reichenbaugh
is on page 375 of 501 of Carthage: I've been reading this on the sly at work over the past couple of weeks. It started out as a fairly "normal" suspense novel, then about a third of the way in became a JCO novel.
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Kurt Reichenbaugh
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Nick LeBlanc's review
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The Little Sister (Philip Marlowe, #5):
"3.5 stars rounded up.
It's normal for Marlowe to function as a kind of plot plankton but in The Little Sister, he is almost vaporous. Long established as the private eye who solves cases largely by standing still and watching the rest of LA sweat, her" Read more of this review » |
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Kurt Reichenbaugh
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Still’s review
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Chaos: Charles Manson, the CIA, and the Secret History of the Sixties
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I have this book too, but I just borrowed my sister's copy of The Family and will probably read it first. Your line about "events recited from memory
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| A book made up of interlinked stories set in Winesburg Ohio, around 1890. If each story is a spoke in a wheel, the hub of that wheel is young George Willard. Willard is the town reporter, writing for the local paper of Winesburg. The common thread fo ...more | |
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| Horror Aficionados : Horror Aficionados 2017 Pages Read Challenge!! | 1896 | 611 | Jan 02, 2018 10:48PM | |
| Pulp Fiction: July 2020 - Last Dance in Phoenix | 26 | 32 | Aug 07, 2020 07:56PM |
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― 1984
― 1984
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Feb 20, 2012 06:27PM
Thanks for accepting my friend request, Kurt.
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Mark wrote: "Hey Kurt, nice to be connected via GR. Do we know each other IRL? Seems like we should have met at some point!"I don't know, unless it was in Phx or Tampa. Have you been to either?
Hey Kurt, nice to be connected via GR. Do we know each other IRL? Seems like we should have met at some point!
