I did dispatch a rather twattish article to the editor of The Times Literary Supplement remarking the similarity between the plots of Blood Freak and Daisy...
Depending on school, I usually read three or four hours a day. Two outside school, and at least one in school. Yours, Elyssa ... reading the same book for the...
My grandmother lives in Davenport, and we were visiting for Christmas, or after, as the case actually was. My dad's side of the family lives there. Yours,...
It's a pure 1970's fashion abomination -- I loved it. The chicks are hot. The narration is funny awful. And almost everybody's on drugs... Ken ... Freak ... ...
It was a bad combination of drugs: he was smoking marijuana that had been laced with some unspecified addictive drug and, at the poultry farm he was working...
Prolific mystery writer Donald Westlake dead at 75 * 2 hrs 39 mins ago [In this May 23, 2001 file photo, author Donald Westlake poses in his Greenwich] ...
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Karen Lewellen
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Jan 2, 2009 2:44 am
I am doing "Winesburg, Ohio" among a lot of other things by other people. I haven't the vaguest idea why I had not read this before, especially as I like so...
I like your thinking! When you have a classic that is so clearly heads and shoulders and beaks above the original source material, such as Daisy Miller, I ...
Basically a remake of REEFER MADNESS, only with better visuals. ... From: "Ken Gage" <kendgage@...> To: <Literature@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Thursday,...
I've picked up my copy of Winesburg, Ohio several times with good intentions. But for some odd reason I keep bumping it in favor of something else in the...
You could rank it like that. (Plus Blood Freak makes some noise about God and Bible reading. It seems to carry an anti-drug message, but its tone on...
I've got several Westlake books (and anthologies he edited), but -- as usual -- I don't trust bestselling books as being read-worthy. But I kept Westlake's...
I enjoyed Follett's Pillars of the Earth. Like many, the events in the book seemed to be a little too coincidental but I still dug it. The details on...
There seems to be a whole subsection of Youtube dedicated to sexy weathergirls, the internet is truly a wonderful thing. ... From: "Vigilius Haufniensis"...
I've never read him but he's supposed to be excellent. The movie Point Blank was based on one of his stories. ... From: "Ken Gage" <kendgage@...> To:...
This is a very early contender for my favourite news story of the year http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/edinburgh_and_east/7807920.stm Godly reckoning for...
Hard facts, eh? Well then. If the man was traveling from California, he was an idiot. It takes twelve hours from Oklahoma. If he was making a getaway, Canada...
I took a moment last night and read Henry James' shortie, "The Tree of Knowledge" and must remark that it neither cured my headache nor induced me to even...
Sadly, the quality of today's modern criminals keeps plunging. (Of course, we haven't had very good role models in our highest political offices for sometime...
Did you know this Yahoo! group (that SOME people call a "list") will be ten years old this month? Keeping to my proper bathos, I'll be celebrating by watching...
Yay for this literature group! 10 years, wow! I didn't even have an email account back in 1999. As for 'list', I heard so to speak other users in other yahoo...
I recall something like that, too, and they had "eGroups" and then Yahoo! had "Clubs," too, but whatever happened to Clubs? Did that merge with Groups or get...