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Thursday, August 20, 2015

Romance poetry

Street poetry!

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A Heart So Wild

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As ashamed as I am to admit this, I stopped reading, really reading, about two years ago. I read for work and I read for school, but I haven't engaged in pleasure reading in so long, I felt like a hypocrite any time I told one of my stu...

The Night Circus

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Ben Jonson would be proud of this book. We have a rivalry between two. . . magicians seems like such a trite word to describe them. Sorcerers? Manipulators? Wizards? There's magic in this book, but it isn't like anything recently w...

Virtual Light

by William Gibson

The last time I read this book was in the mid-90s. It came out in 1993, nine years after Gibson's Neuromancer, the novel that coined the phrase "cyberspace" and posited a world where we'd all be interconnected through an information net...

Possession

by A.S. Byatt

I want to preface this review by saying I did not like this book. Any artistic or technical merit this book has is swallowed up by the gaping errors in logic, contrived plot devices, and all around too dense to read prose, to be conside...

13 fatal errors managers make and how you can avoid them

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The book's title promises what it promises. It's one of the most straight-forward books omn the subject of managing I've ever read. It's a little dated and a little sales-centric, but otherwise, it's a very good approach to managing ot...

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