There were other very good uses for the old big fat phonebooks that had nothing to do with making phone calls.
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Book Review: The Prodigal Housekeeper by Don Michael
From mystical experiences to a secret from the past, expect the unexpected from this metaphysical new novel and its strong-willed heroine.
Read More »Music Review: Cameo Parkway Vocal Groups Vol. 1
Many lost and forgotten tracks from the early rock 'n' roll era return on the latest Real Gone Music release
Read More »Book Review: London Unfurled by Matteo Pericoli
Gorgeously illustrated, London Unfurled is a work of art that both depicts and replicates the banks of London's Thames River.
Read More »Book Review: East of the West: A Country in Stories by Miroslav Penkov
Eight short stories reveal historic and contemporary Bulgaria.
Read More »Manga Review: InuYasha Volume One (VizBig Edition) by Rumiko Takahashi
The popular manga/anime series gets its best release as a part of the VizBig line.
Read More »Book Review: The Thing About Thugs by Tabish Kahir
Not only a pleasure to read but has a depth of meaning not often found in popular fiction today.
Read More »Music Review: Sci-Fi Romance: The Ghost of John Henry
The Los Angeles indie folk rock group returns with a worthy sophomore effort about an American folk hero.
Read More »Book Review: The Central Park Five: The Untold Story Behind One of New York City’s Most Infamous Crimes by Sarah Burns
Although the reader knows in general how the story of the Central Park Five will come out, author Sarah Burns still tells a compelling, suspenseful story.
Read More »Music Review: Cynthia Felton – Freedom Jazz Dance
Dynamic songstress reinvigorates jazz standards.
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