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message 17: by Jon

Jon Boorstin Nice to meet you Majenta. Thanks for your interest in my stuff. We seem to like the same books.
Best,
Jon


message 16: by Majenta

Majenta Hello, Jon! Happy Monday, Happy Halloween! Thanks for contacting me. Congratulations on your books! Have a great new week. Happy reading, writing, and everything else. Blessings!

Best wishes from Majenta


message 15: by Jon

Jon Boorstin Likewise, Erwin!


message 14: by Erwin

Erwin Hello Jon,
thank you for the friend invite. I am looking forward to your reviews and comments on books.


message 13: by Jon

Jon Boorstin Dolors wrote: "Hello Jon,

Honored to receive your friend invite after having read your profile. I can't wait to read your reviews and your comments both on literature and on cinema whenever the occasion arises."


And you are one of the top reviewers on Goodreads. I look forward to hearing what you have to say.


message 12: by Dolors

Dolors Hello Jon,

Honored to receive your friend invite after having read your profile. I can't wait to read your reviews and your comments both on literature and on cinema whenever the occasion arises.


message 11: by Erik F.

Erik F. Yes, that's a classic for sure. And yes, there are many, many interesting and talented filmmakers all across the globe. It's thrilling to think about how many others I've yet to discover.


message 10: by Jon

Jon Boorstin As I remember, you had the best book on the subject, Hitchock By Truffaut, on your list. But so much is out there!


Erik F. Thanks for the friend request, Jon. It's great how involved you are with the world of cinema; I'm also a huge fan of the medium and its history and related criticism/theory. Feel free to talk about movies with me any time (and books, too, obviously).


message 8: by Jon

Jon Boorstin If you don't want comedy, you might try Sunrise, by Murnau, or Napoleon by Abel Gance (though that really needs a big screen). I', just written a novel about Mabel Normand, first Queen of Comedy. Her film with chaplin Tillies Punctured Romance, is funny. Or The General (Buster Keaton). So many!


Daniel Hello, thanks for the friend request! I don't watch as many silent movies as I should, though I did watch The Phantom Carriage a while ago and thought it was fantastic. Are you a fan of silents? Any recommendations?

I adore Calvino and NYRB. If I'm not careful, I'll wear myself out of both of them.


message 6: by Jon

Jon Boorstin You will do yourself a favor reading Gardam, particularly if you're a fan of historical fiction. She brings her place to such vivid, alien life.
Thanks for friending me.


Cynthia Dunn Thanks for the friend request, Jon. It's a pleasure to meet you. Your books look very intriguing. I'm a fan of historical fiction. As for Jane Gardam, she's one of the authors whose books I've owned but never got around to reading. I'm always getting something new and the old stays on the shelves or worse, goes up into the attic. It's the trilogy that I've been meaning to read for awhile.


Jeff Hey Jon,

Thanks for the friend request. My reading interests are definitely all over the place.


message 3: by Jon

Jon Boorstin I meantioned a book by Dawkins, The Blind Watchmaker, about Darwin and evolution and the proofs of the existence of God.


Nicole~ Thanks for the friend request, Jon! I messed up the message with the book recommendation you sent - not sure now what it was:(


Richard Derus Hi Jon, thanks for adding me as a friend.

I am indeed drawn to good ol' Noo Yawk, I've lived in or near the city for 25 years. It feels like *home* in that indefinable way that places can do.

Cheers
RMD


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