A story about "The Tipping Point: How Little Things Can Make a Big Difference" — 2 years ago
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Really got into this book…one of the most riveting theories about people and marketing I’ve ever read.
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Roma: The Novel of Ancient Rome
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The Gormenghast Novels
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War and Peace (Penguin Classics, Deluxe Edition)
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A story about "Every Kind of Light" — 2 years ago
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the Posies!! This new album is wonderful. It’s so great to hear them back in the studio producing excellent music.
A story about "The Poisonwood Bible: A Novel" — 3 years ago
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Lush, dark, wonderfully well-written. I found that I couldn’t put it down.
A story about "Battlestar Galactica (2003 Miniseries)" — 3 years ago
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Oh I am so hooked on this show. Can’t WAIT to find out what happens in Season II!
A story about "The Machinist" — 3 years ago
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My husband used to work with Brad Anderson so we go out of our way to find his movies. Plus I really like Jennifer Jason Leigh…
A story about "Aion" — 3 years ago
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we have tickets to the reunion tour—I can’t WAIT!
A story about "Come Alive" — 3 years ago
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when I saw that Christian Says was on here…had to get it. A lot of great live Daniel Ash tracks including some Love & Rockets songs.
A story about "Five Quarters of the Orange" — 3 years ago
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All the reasons why I loved Chocolat…she takes you back into a history and a place that feels bright and alive. True sensual delight.
A story about "Silent Alarm" — 3 years ago
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Absolutely wonderful. Great music that reminds me a lot of the indie bands I really loved in the late 80s and early 90s.
A story about "Glass, Irony and God" — 5 years ago
I love how Anne Carson weaves fiction amongst her poetry, turning it into what nearly seems like fact. She pulls myth into modern in a way that I feel both pure joy and pure envy.
