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Harry Potter And Storytelling
...as J. K. Rowling has proved, if you write it (a good story) they will read.
Read More »Book Review: What’s My Name, Fool? Sports and Resistance in the United States
“Politics don’t belong in sports” is an oft-heard mantra. The fact is, the two are such a large part of American society they cannot help but be intertwined. Look at the focus on Pat Tillman when he left the NFL to join the Army and when he was killed in …
Read More »Book Review: How Homo Became Sapiens
I can pretty well guarantee you'll find some new view of one of your favourite puzzles.
Read More »Book Review: Robert’s Rules of Writing – 101 Unconventional Lessons Every Writer Needs to Know
On a casual stroll through a bookstore my eye caught Robert’s Rules of Writing. Because of it’s play on Robert’s Rules of Order. I took the book from the shelf and flipped it over, mostly interested to see what angle this author took on the over-published topic of how to …
Read More »Review: Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Pathological is probably the first word that comes to mind ... meet(ing) Willie Wonka for the first time.
Read More »Book Review: The Wise Woman
Philippa Gregory's The Queen's Fool is an entertaining, well-researched novel of Tudor times.
Read More »Book Review: The Traveler – Hyping Your Way to the Bestseller List
Hype. The modern American way of getting attention. It seems to have worked for John Twelve Hawks, the pseudonymous author.
Read More »As I Please: George Orwell Revisited
...to fathom the contempt George Orwell would have held for current standards of reportage.
Read More »Book Review: Rolling Stone – The Times They Have A Changed
Now they blend in with the rest. Selling the brand without questioning the content.
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