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Monthly Archives: March 2008

STTNG: Immortal Coil by Jeffrey Lang

by: Jeffry Lang published by: Pocket Books published: February 2002 * * * * * I originally read Immortal Coil in eBook format on my laptop, sometime last year (I think), but somehow that format just doesn’t do it for me, so when I saw a copy of the actual paperback at Half Price Books, … Continue reading »

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Upcoming Reviews at Bibliotica

I’ve got a stack of books to read, enough that I seriously need to invest in new luggage just to cart them around the house when I’ve finished reading and reviewing, and I thought I’d mention them here. In Science Fiction, I’ve got Immortal Coil, and also the Vulcan’s Soul trilogy, all from the world … Continue reading »

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V: the Second Generation by Kenneth Johnson

By: Kenneth Johnson Published by: Tor Publication date: February, 2008 I was twelve or thirteen when the original V miniseries was broadcast, and a bit older when V: the Final Battle came out. At first, I wasn’t interested, but my step-brother got me into the show, and, because I gravitated toward underdogs even then, I’ll … Continue reading »

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Prep by Curtis Sittenfeld

Prep by Curtis Sittenfeld published by Random House published in 2005 ~~~In Prep I was expecting a posh boarding school story where the rich-bitch characters bragged about hotel deals in exotic foreign countries and wore designer clothes to class. Instead, I got the story of one Lee Fiora, a young girl from Indiana who decides … Continue reading »

Categories: Authors P-T, Fiction | 3 Comments

Becoming Jane with Anne Hathaway

Austen is pervading my life in roundabout ways, and while it’s nice to watch a movie without the work part of my brain peering at the cars to see what sort of dash kits might be installed, I feel like I’d be much better served by reading her actual work. To that end, I’m declaring … Continue reading »

Categories: Movies Music and Games | Tags: , , , | 2 Comments