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Lance’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Lance’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Lance Carney
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| Wonderful book telling the history of Wilmington NC through pictures, architecture, and interesting historical tidbits. I used it for research for a book I am writing, but found it to be so much more. Read the book and visit this lovely southern town ...more | |
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That’s a wrap! Author Frank Dello Stritto has done it again. In his inimitable style he has taken the mummy movies and weaved them into a single story featuring Kharis, the mummy from the classic Universal series, with appearances by a number of chara ...more |
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Cloner Wanted. Apply Within. Who do you call when you need an extinct animal cloned? Why an elderly, retired optometrist who is batty about the sport cricket, of course. So begins the story of “Blokes Send in the Clones”, the ninth installment in the W ...more |
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"This is the seventh book I have read in this series (still have ‘Billy Gumboots’ to read), and this one is probably the best.
Wish-Wash and Oodles have been left in charge of the Tasmanian Tiger Museum while Katy, Joffa and Moose are in America trying" Read more of this review » |
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“Good friends, good books, and a sleepy conscience: this is the ideal life.”
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“Listen -- strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony.”
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“Music, once admitted to the soul, becomes a sort of spirit, and never dies.”
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“Write the book you want to read, the one you cannot find.”
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Candace wrote: "Lance,Thanks for the friend invite. Congratulations on your books and writer's luck on your next short story or novel. I take it when you said you were juggling four books you meant reading three ..."
Actually I am reading four and writing one. I am on chapter seventeen (first draft) of a new novel. And thank you for the writer's luck. I need all I can get!
Lance,Thanks for the friend invite. Congratulations on your books and writer's luck on your next short story or novel. I take it when you said you were juggling four books you meant reading three and writing one.
Happy reading and writing,
Candace
Lance wrote: "I woke up thinking about polliwog (thank you Raneem!) so I am going to use it as part of the heading of chapter 14 I will be writing today. I will work it into the story somehow. I am off work for ..."Good luck with your writing, and I hope chapter 14 is as beautiful as the rest of your chapters! (you're very welcome by the way!)
I woke up thinking about polliwog (thank you Raneem!) so I am going to use it as part of the heading of chapter 14 I will be writing today. I will work it into the story somehow. I am off work for four days so I plan on writing furiously.
Lance wrote: "Thank you Raneem (and you definitely used the word correctly). I have no idea why cowabunga slipped into my mind when you asked for my favorite word. I could just have well have written aardvark, d..."Aardvark, doohickey, pollywog.. what an outlandish array of words! I never knew words like this even existed!
Thank you Raneem (and you definitely used the word correctly). I have no idea why cowabunga slipped into my mind when you asked for my favorite word. I could just have well have written aardvark, doohickey or pollywog. I hope you have a great day as well!
Cowabunga! Thank you for the friend request! (did i use the word correctly?) Congratulations on your books and have a stupendous day! -Raneem
Majenta wrote: "Hello, Lance! Thank you for contacting me! Congratulations on your books, and I like the way you answered the questions! Happy reading, writing, and everything else! Have a great weekend and week a..."Thank you Majenta! I am glad you found this comment because I am actually using the mantis shrimp in the book I am writing now and I couldn't remember who had messaged me about it. Isn't Goodreads wonderful to help us connect with like-minded souls! My love of reading led to my love of writing; I don't know when I get more excited, when I read a good book or have a good day of writing! Hope you have a fantastic holiday weekend.
Hello, Lance! Thank you for contacting me! Congratulations on your books, and I like the way you answered the questions! Happy reading, writing, and everything else! Have a great weekend and week ahead. Blessings!Best wishes from Majenta
I have never heard of the Mantis Shrimp so I had to look it up. Capable of breaking through aquarium glass with a single strike! Awesome. Thanks for "learning" me. I am actually sitting down to start the first chapter of my third Oak Island book. Can I include the Mantis Shrimp in the story? It would be my way of apologizing for my faux pas (plus I am always looking for new animals and sea creatures to make it more interesting).Stomatopods rule!
With all due respect to Jimmy Buffet, silly pink crustaceans suck. My crustaceans are of the multicoloured, deadly kind, so please do not insult me.All Hail the Mantis Shrimp!
