Gary L. Blackwood
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Born
in Meadville, Pennsylvania, The United States
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January 2019
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The Shakespeare Stealer (Shakespeare Stealer, #1)
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1998
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38 editions
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The Year of the Hangman
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2002
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17 editions
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Shakespeare's Scribe (Shakespeare Stealer, #2)
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2000
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17 editions
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Shakespeare's Spy (Shakespeare Stealer, #3)
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2003
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10 editions
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Curiosity
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2014
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12 editions
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Around the World in 100 Days
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2010
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8 editions
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The Shakespeare Stealer Series (The Shakespeare Stealer #1-3)
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2004
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3 editions
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Second Sight
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2005
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12 editions
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Mysterious Messages: A History of Codes and Ciphers
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2009
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8 editions
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Wild Timothy
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1987
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11 editions
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“This business of friendship was a curious thing, almost as difficult to learn as the busuness of acting. Sometimes you were expected to tell the truth, to express your thoughts and your feelings, and then other times what was wanted was a lie, a bit of disguise.”
― The Shakespeare Stealer
― The Shakespeare Stealer
“You imagine that there's no use struggling against fate, that she will always have her way, no matter what we do. But don't you see? It's our very efforts to cheat fate, or to change it, that make things come to pass in the way they were meant to.”
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“It occurred to me, then, how nearly real life resembles the first rehearsal of a play. We are all of us stumbling through it, doing our best to say the proper lines and make the proper moves, but not quite comfortable yet in the parts we've been given. Still, like players who trust that -despite all evidence to the contrary- the whole mess will make sense eventually, we keep on going, hoping that somehow things will work out for the best.”
― Shakespeare's Spy
― Shakespeare's Spy
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What book should we read in July?
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The Fourteenth Goldfish by Jennifer Holm
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I kill the mockingbird
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The Seveet Hum of Daisies
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Revolution
curiosity
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Circa now
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The Fourteenth Goldfish
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72 total votes
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