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October 16, 1974

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Good fan, dragged a wee bit, but worthwhile.
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"What most people know about this book is that there is an octopus narrator, but that's not exactly true. Marcellus is more of an interstitial commentator. Yet, it is his sardonic insights and observations that make this book brilliant. You will be ho" Read more of this review »
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Old Grappler Handbook by Rick Ellis
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Relevant and helpful with lots of takeaways. Recommended for older grapplers.
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Masters Of The Mic by David R. Reed
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This certainly wasn't bad, and if you've not read a book on professional speaking it's probably as good a place to start as any. With a few caveats.

- even though the interviews are new, the success achieved is old and the industry is changing quickly
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The Sense of an Ending by Julian Barnes
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A different, but captivating read.


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Just finished this for the second time without realising. Hot damn the book hits a lot harder the older that you get.
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The Capitalist Manifesto by Johan Norberg
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Excellent book with a surprising counter-narrative. More people should read this.
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