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Shannan
Shannan is 63% done with The Ocean at the End of the Lane
"if you take an egg, and blacken it completely with soot rom a candle flame and then put it in a clear contain fill of salt water , it will float in the water, ant it will seem to be silver" .. In ref to the wormhole inside the boy
Jul 13, 2013 03:21AM Add a comment
The Ocean at the End of the Lane

Shannan
Shannan is 55% done with The Long Earth (The Long Earth, #1)
I like the idea that the mythology of elves and trolls are actually humanoid steppers.
Jul 06, 2013 08:36PM Add a comment
The Long Earth (The Long Earth, #1)

Shannan
Shannan is 25% done with The Long Earth (The Long Earth, #1)
"The aborigines were the largest ethnic group to step"
Jul 05, 2013 05:21AM Add a comment
The Long Earth (The Long Earth, #1)

Shannan
Shannan is 17% done with The Long Earth (The Long Earth, #1)
This is a great book so far. It takes the idea of parallel worlds sideways. In guess the key thin is the worlds are unpeopled and are otherwise identical. I like the clever exploration of stepping from a second floor, or from a place that was converted marsh.
Jul 04, 2013 04:56AM Add a comment
The Long Earth (The Long Earth, #1)

Shannan
Shannan is on page 250 of 416 of Sex at Dawn: The Prehistoric Origins of Modern Sexuality
I think I'm abandoning the book for now, good first half but i think the point is made.
Jul 03, 2013 11:26PM Add a comment
Sex at Dawn: The Prehistoric Origins of Modern Sexuality

Shannan
Shannan is on page 24 of 416 of Sex at Dawn: The Prehistoric Origins of Modern Sexuality
"An essential first step in discerning the cultural from the human is what Joseph Campbell called detribalisation. We have to recognise the various tribes we belong to and to begin extricating ourselves from the unexamined assumptions each of them mistakes for truth
Apr 05, 2013 01:45PM Add a comment
Sex at Dawn: The Prehistoric Origins of Modern Sexuality

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