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Under the Dome: A Novel (Hardcover)
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<![CDATA[Jamie added 'Time Travelers Never Die']]>
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This was just a fun book, plain and simple, and a great read. I am a big fan of time-travel stories. Although not quite as much fun as Joe Haldeman's The Accidental Time Machine, the story itself was enjoyable. The character's romp through time is very much the kind of journey I'd want to take if I had access to a time machine. There were clever uses of time-travel paradoxes throughout the story, and it was fun feeling like I was getting to meet famous people from history. As far as time travel stories go, it was not on par with Robert Silverberg's Up the Line, but it was a lot of fun (a la Heinlein) and I'd recommend it to fans of time travel science fiction.
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<![CDATA[Jamie added 'Night Shift']]>
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I enjoyed this collection of short stories, Stephen King's first. The better stories in the batch were, "Jerusalem's Lot", "The Boogeyman", "Strawberry Spring", and "Children of the Corn". It is clear from the stories that King is a natural writer of short fiction, which makes his transition to novels all the more impressive. I'm looking forward to reading his other short fiction collections.
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Sarah's review of
Like Twin Stars byCecilia Tan
I met Cecilia (she's a friend of a friend) briefly at Readercon in 2008. I found out that she was a huge Yankees fan (so am I) and she gave me a copy of a Yankees annual magazine that she edited.
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Jen's review of
The Bell Jar bySylvia Plath
Were you re-reading Core books, or just rating them?
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Ryane's review of
Darkly Dreaming Dexter (Dexter, #1) byJeff Lindsay
Season 4 just started. Are you guys watching?
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Hey, we rated it the same! Good book, eh? His other books (so far as I've read them) don't come close unfortunately.
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<![CDATA[Jamie added 'The Dead Zone']]>
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The Dead Zone (Paperback)
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