Reviews – Page 119 – Dispatches From Wonderland

November 29, 2005

Three From Weetzie World Revisited

You know what I think of Weetzie Bat. I’ve said before that there are some bits of that L.A. lifestyle Francesca Lia Block depicted…

November 24, 2005

Random Reviews

You know, there are really no new stories. Pretty much every novel we read is just a spin off of an archetype. Sometimes, the…

November 18, 2005

Belated Reviews, Part One

I just want to say that I know I haven’t been the best blogger of late, but I have a good excuse–I’m participating in…

November 9, 2005

The Library of Congress lists this one under 'smuggling, alcoholism, single parent families and poverty.' And more.

I used to have nothing but a blanket contempt for drug dealers and soldiers alike. To my way of thinking, they both were murderers,…

November 2, 2005

Snazzy Cover Art, Snappy Title: Marketing Earned Its Props This Time!

Man, if I’m good and turn in my homework and sit up straight and all, when I get to be a great writer, can…

November 2, 2005

Catching Up…

Quite awhile ago, a.fortis suggested that I read Feeling Sorry for Celia, by Jaclyn Moriarty, queen of the epistolary novel. I’ve FINALLY gotten to…

October 31, 2005

Endings that Leave You Wanting More

Endings that leave you thinking, gee, I wish there was MORE here…sometimes that’s a good thing, and sometimes it’s not so good. I’ll start…

October 23, 2005

Cooking Flops And Other Jinxes

At the distinct risk of spilling all of my deep secrets, I’ll tell you what prompted me to begin writing the food novel I…

October 23, 2005

Their Own Little Worlds

They’re not for everyone, these two books, but for those who become enmeshed in the worlds they depict, they are can’t-put-it-down, compulsive reads. An…

October 6, 2005

From Space Down to Earth

I have to admit that although I haven’t posted lately, I’ve been doing an awful lot of reading. Some of it was re-reading. There…

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