Reclaiming Nick by Susan May Warren.
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 hopeofglory |
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Posts: 242 (06/01/07 17:42:08) |
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BrynTJones |
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Posts: 40 (06/02/07 03:47:42) |
I'm reading a book by William Lashner. It's called Past Due. It's ok. My wife picked it up at the library. Next I'll be reading one of the following: When the Day Of Evil Comes, Melanie Wells, Waking Lazarus, T.L. Hines, or one of the books by Bill Myers.
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ranmort |
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Posts: 254 (06/03/07 12:05:37) |
Finished PLUM WINE and in non-fiction THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO STARBUCKS. Now reading THE THIRTEENTH TALE and in non-fiction BLINK.
Randy (R. K.) Mortenson
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mpsnyder |
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Posts: 371 (06/06/07 07:54:05) |
Just finished Gods In Alabama
Working on... The Sportswriter by Richard Ford Perfect From Now On by John Sellers New Stories From The South (am now a Tony Earley fan) Children Playing Before A Statue Of Hercules (short story collection edited and intro'd by David Sedaris) Blink by Malcom Gladwell Billboards, emails, and my daughter's poetry and stories On deck... Miranda July's new short story collection Relief Journal, issue #3 New humorous novel by Joshua Ferris, can't remember the name though Short stories by Lorrie Moore |
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eloopa |
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Posts: 400 (06/06/07 19:28:22) |
Early was great, but J.D. Chapman was my favorite.
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ZanesMilkMachine |
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Posts: 494 (06/07/07 05:03:51) |
Finally finished Lisey's Story (LOVED it) Still reading To Kill A Mockingbird.
Started Eric Wilson's The Best of Evil.  |
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R LuElla |
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Posts: 1588 (06/09/07 11:17:31) |
Well, I've got about a half-dozen books started. Not good. I used to be the type of person who started a book, looked at nothing else until that one was finished, and did little else until it was completely devoured. What happened!?
 So books with book marks in them—the ones I have hopes of completing some time soon: Kingdom of Summer, Gillian Bradshaw C. S. Lewis and J. R. R. Tolkien as Writers in Community, Diana Pavlac Glyer Becky Rebecca LuElla Miller
Christian Fantasy A Christian Worldview of Fiction Speculative Faith CSFF Blog Tour |
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eloopa |
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Posts: 400 (06/09/07 19:43:13) |
On Audiobook--A collection of Margaret Atwood stories. (and, truth be told, Getting Things Done, by David Allen (again).
Also reading Best of the South 2006. In addition, Relief Vol III and The Southern Review. (Do you see what Dave has done to my reading and my writing??? I don't know whether to hug his neck or beat him up in the parking lot.) |
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heathergoodman |
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Posts: 42 (06/19/07 10:00:22) |
morrison's beloved, and hey, wasn't expecting this dose of magic realism.
"Matt and Marnie" at Infuze
see me at my blog L'Chaim "the opposite of war isn't peace; it's creation." |
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hopeofglory |
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Posts: 242 (06/19/07 15:43:07) |
The Proof by Austin Boyd. Looking forward to The Return. Gotta hand it to the guy--for him to get me to read even loosely based Sci-Fi, he's got to be interesting. Do love his authenticity.
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JaneLebak |
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Posts: 870 (06/20/07 04:43:13) |
Just started a creative nonfiction work called "The Violin Maker." Fascinating material, not so fascinating prose. It goes pretty quick, though.
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nathanknapp |
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Posts: 86 (06/21/07 06:30:09) |
Just finished About a Boy by Nick Hornby... currently reading The Glimmer Train's Guide to Writing Fiction and am starting Blaze by Richard Bachman (Stephen King).
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markharb |
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Posts: 82 (06/21/07 09:36:54) |
The Woods, by Harlan Coben.
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waterfallbooks |
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Posts: 337 (06/21/07 16:55:51) |
Just finished Legend of the Firefish - loved it! The inconsistant POV bothered me a bit at first, but the story soon made me ignore all else.
Katie Hart
Freelance Writer My blog My ShoutLife My Avon site The personages in a tale shall be alive, except in the case of corpses, and always the reader shall be able to tell the corpses from the others. - Mark Twain |
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BrynTJones |
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Posts: 40 (06/21/07 19:51:15) |
Just started T.L. Hines' Waking Lazarus--great style! It is clear he enjoys not only the story, but the way it is told.
And, Mr. Hines, if you happen to come to the board--Good job! Bryn |
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ThatsMrJuice2U |
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Posts: 33 (06/22/07 08:41:26) |
I've recently finished Legend of the Firefish and really enjoyed it, a fun adventure story. I've also finished In High Places by Tom Morrissey, which was amazing, what beautiful writing. Also Crazy '08 by Cait Murphy, a nonfiction book, an illuminating look at baseball as it was played during the 1908 season.
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hopeofglory |
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Posts: 242 (06/22/07 10:28:24) |
I agree. In High Places lingered. So good. One of my new favorites.
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R LuElla |
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Posts: 1588 (06/25/07 11:58:44) |
Finished Kingdom of Summer, Gillian Bradshaw (Simon and Schuster). I am not a fan of Arthurian tales, but I'm finding a copy of the next book in the trilogy. Wonderful story.
Becky Rebecca LuElla Miller
Christian Fantasy A Christian Worldview of Fiction Speculative Faith CSFF Blog Tour |
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sapokedak |
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Posts: 766 (06/27/07 16:37:17) |
I liked The Legend of the Firefish also. A couple of glitches in motivation, I thought, but mostly a great job.
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eloopa |
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Posts: 400 (06/28/07 18:56:26) |
Me and My Baby view the Elipse, a collection of short fiction by Lee Smith.
Good stuff. |
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