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"Someone once told me years ago about this book, I heard it was on some global think-tank's suggested reading list and it's not surprising. I loved this, am rereading it again. I used to be frustrated a movie version was delayed for years, but now tha...more
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I recently read The Time-Traveler's Wife and was pretty disappointed---the author somehow manages to turn such an awesome premise (the dude actually time travels!) into something pretty flat and prosaic and dull. The first hundred pages really hoo...
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i hate reading books that everyone keeps bothering me to read. first there are the gushing reviews from the media, complete with intelligent sound clips:
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Great concept. Iffy on what the point of it is, though. Overwritten. Maybe slogging through it in one day enhanced this, but I really started to lose my patience by the last third of the book. If I read one more description of the process of making pa...more |
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"FYI, in terms of the autobiographical aspect, it's hinted at a lot that Steve Martin is Ray Porter.
He really fits the bill, certainly according to wha...more " |
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I loved this book, and was very curious about its inspiration. Wish it hadn't been made into a movie. Something about the dynamic rung true with me and was cathartic for me personally to read. But I can see the appeal being narrow. Especially: 1) those...more |
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| Someone once told me years ago about this book, I heard it was on some global think-tank's suggested reading list and it's not surprising. I loved this, am rereading it again. I used to be frustrated a movie version was delayed for years, but now tha...more | |
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Merrie
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Vessels of Evil: American Slavery and the Holocaust
by Laurence Mordekhai Thomas
read in January, 1998
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