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• The Quiet Girl by Peter Høeg: Clyde notes: I’m about half way through this great novel. Its a mystery in many senses. There is so much to admire. You can really get lost in layer after...
• School Rampage Killers: A Psychological Portrait: Gareth Smith notes: Why no mention of first shooter computer games like America’s Army? Militarism permeates society and extols the heroism...
• The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy by John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt: Purple Girl in a Red State notes: It appears that I am a year too late with this comment. Still, I have...
• The Road by Cormac McCarthy: Jason notes: I’ve just read this for the second time. It remains one of the most moving books I’ve ever read. I’m not surprised that a majority of...
• The Uncommon Reader by Alan Bennett: Tom King notes: Ah, but Charlotte, don’t you see that the ending is the most delicious bite of all of this so exquistely edible madeline dipped in the...
• An Interview With Jonathan Kaplan: Ingrid Campbell notes: I have read the first book and found him to have a rare insight - he certainly has the ability to capture the essence of both suffering...
• Photo Essay: North Korean Propaganda Posters: Mike notes: Bulgarasi: “yet they describe how people think about the United States.” Evidence please, not just your point of view. I would...
• An Interview with Rebecca Goldstein, author of “Betraying Spinoza”: Dr. Ann Nunes notes: James Kennedy asks why Rebecca Goldstein uses the word “betraying” in her title,...
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• Stories From the Haunted South - by Alan Brown: Sandy notes: I have camped at Tunnel Hill numerous times over the years.I am a Civil War reenactor and I have had many encounters with the spirits...
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