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Jim McCulloch
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Born
Duluth, MN, The United States
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Influences
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November 2012
URL
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Fracture Gradient
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2012
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2 editions
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Holiday Calm & Reflection
It’s easy for some of us to look back at the ‘80’s with nostalgia and reflection. Others can only imagine the magic of the time. So much was happening yet, in many ways, it was life in a less complex world and at a different pace.
I captured both the excitement and differences in Fracture Gradient. So relax by the fire and relive or imagine how different analog life was just a short time ago.
Or, p Read more of this blog post »
I captured both the excitement and differences in Fracture Gradient. So relax by the fire and relive or imagine how different analog life was just a short time ago.
Or, p Read more of this blog post »
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Cattle Kingdom: The Hidden History of the Cowboy West
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I wondered who built those beautiful homes within a few blocks of the capital in Cheyenne. They are still amazing.
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"Interesting and entertaining history of cattlemen, cowboys, and meatpacking. I’d never thought of the cattle industry as having had a boom/bust cycle, but it did, and probably had a bigger impact on the country than the dot.com fiasco. The industry s"
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Spectacular! You'll love this if you are into dark government activities, state sponsored assassins, and international skulduggery. This is the first in the Chase Fulton series where Chase moves from a college baseball player to highly trained, yet f ...more |
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Eh, it was okay so I liked it, or at least parts of it. The good: The writing was excellent, characters engaging, and Indian lore very interesting. The language and tone were "realistic raw" without being raunchy. I enjoyed the setting of the northern ...more |
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The Story of Birds: A New History from Their Dinosaur Origins to the Present
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We lived in rural Oregon for 25 years and learned that many city people who no longer want their cats just bring them out to the country and say shoo!
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“We didn't do that in the Navy, you know." "Doesn't matter; you're in the Army now, hoss.”
― Fracture Gradient
― Fracture Gradient
“We didn't do that in the Navy, you know." "Doesn't matter; you're in the Army now, hoss.”
― Fracture Gradient
― Fracture Gradient
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L.M. wrote: "Hi Jim, thanks for your note regarding our mutual admiration of author Nelson DeMille. I love all of his books, my favorite being Plum Island, the debut of my favorite literary character, John Core..."Hi Lisa,
Yes, the John Corey character is spectacular and makes Nelson DeMille one of my all time favorite authors. The only Corey story that I thought fell a little flat was The Panther. Or maybe Corey was so potent in that one that he even irritated me :-)
Goodreads is a lot of fun and very useful. That said, I admit to not having it completly figured out, either. I just found your post today and it shouldn't have taken me five days to do it :-)
Happy reading back at you.
Jim
Hi Jim, thanks for your note regarding our mutual admiration of author Nelson DeMille. I love all of his books, my favorite being Plum Island, the debut of my favorite literary character, John Corey. I am a bit new to goodreads and have yet to take advantage of its features. Sorry for my delay in responding. Happy Reading! Lisa