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True Grit
True Grit © 1968 Charles Portis 215 pages People do not give it credence that a fourteen-year-old girl could leave home and go off in the wintertime to avenge her father’s blood but it did not seem so strange then, … Continue reading
The Good that Men Do
Star Trek Enterprise: the Good that Men Do© 2007 Michael Martin and Andy Mangels464 pages There’s a man who leads a life of danger To everyone he meets he stays a stranger With every move he makes another chance he … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Mangels, Enterprise Relaunch, Michael A. Martin, ST Enterprise, Star Trek, thriller
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Booking through Thursday: Foreign
Booking through Thursday asks: What is a book from a country outside your own that you love? One of my favorite books is the autobiography of Emilie Carles, called A Life of Her Own. A professor of mine assigned it … Continue reading
This Week at the Library (20 October)
This past week at the library was a productive and enjoyable one. I’m caught up on the Voyager relaunch, having read Unworthy, and I also read a collection of short stories featuring the old Voyager family. Beyer’s best work for … Continue reading
Worlds of Deep Space Nine (Volume 2)
Worlds of Deep Space Nine, Volume 2: Trill and Bajor© 2005 Martin, Mangels, and Kym380 pages On the cover: Nicole de Boer as Lieutenant Ezri Dax; Avery Brooks as Captain Benjamin Sisko. S.D. Perry’s Unity ended the first major phase … Continue reading
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Tagged Andy Mangels, Deep Space Nine, DS9 Relaunch, Michael A. Martin, Star Trek
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The Roman Way
The Roman Way© 1932 Edith Hamilton281 pages Slave: He saw the girl. … Continue reading
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Tagged Cicero, classical world, Edith Hamilton, humanities, Rome, Stoicism
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Shelfari
Earlier this afternoon a friend brought the social community for bookworms (“Shelfari”) to my attention, and I found it hospitable enough to register an account for my use. I liked the idea of being able to survey a virtual bookshelf … Continue reading
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The Good Guy
The Good Guy© 2007 Dean Koontz400 pages “Good guys finish last, Tim.” “Maybe not if they stay in the race.” Tim Carrier’s just an honest working man who enjoys relaxing at a local bar in the evenings, exchanging insults with … Continue reading
Distant Shores
Distant Shores© 2005, ed. Marco Palmieri390 pages “Mr. Paris — set a course….for home.“ Only hours after the onset of its first mission, the USS Voyager was thrust across the galaxy into the Delta Quadrant — a distance so great … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher L. Bennett, Kirsten Beyer, ST Voyager, Star Trek
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