There's so much to write about and so little time to just sit at the computer and get it all out. I love so much to feel that roar of satisfaction after writing something. I feel that most when I've just...are announced as I make them), and Twitters, of course. To learn more about FriendFeed see this page: How To Use FriendFeed - on it I've got a link to my FriendFeed page. I hope to see you there

57.  The Ghost Map: The Story of London's Most Terrifying Epidemic - and How it Changed Science, Cities, and the Modern World, by Steven Johnson.  256 pages.  (2006) Grade: B This is a history of London's...at the time. This was an interesting book, but I'm still trying to decide what the last chapter had to do with the rest of it.  The last chapter seemed to be mostly about suitcase nuclear bombs.  What

More info about these titles on our website: http://www.unclehugo.com/prod/upcomingMystery.shtml The Body in the Record Room by Joe Barone (St. Martin's Minotaur hc, 1st edition, $24.95) I Am Not... How America's Special Operations Forces Became the World's Greatest Fighting Unit by Dwight Jon Zimmerman and John D. Gresham (St. Martin's Griffin trade pb, reprint of 2007 hc, $14.95, non-fiction

3.5 out of 5 stars I really need to make sure I review books right after I read them. Even better would be as I'm reading them, because I forget things so quickly. I'm probably just trying to read way...of this book! I think it's so gorgeous. I've actually read quite a few books recently whose covers I loved. I mean, I really disliked Audrey, Wait! and She's So Money but they had awesome covers

2.5 out of 5 stars This was one of the most tedious books I've ever read. It took me forever to get through it and let me tell you. It took all I had to finish it! Feminism/Feminist theory are areas I've...so. I'm sure it will inspire some women to do the same. Still, the only people I'd recommend this book to are those who have no knowledge whatsoever about feminism. Otherwise it may drive you crazy

TItle: Ambassador to the Penguins: A Naturalist's Year Aboard a Yankee Whaleship Author: Eleanor Mathews Year: 2003 # of Pages: 352 Date read: 8/24/2008 Rating: 3*/5 = good Description: "In...in the animal world. I liked following Murphy's voyages both literal as he learned about the ways of whaling on the brig Daisy and emotional as he wished to get home to his new wife, Grace

Note: I actually read another book before these, but it was so bad, I can't even begin to write a review. Book 45 Extraordinary Evil: A Brief History of Genocide - Barbara Coloroso Why would an...part of the heroine's life. If you spot this book at a store and think it's a kid's book, think again. Pick it up and read it. I defy anyone not to be struck by Death's parting comment ...

Originally published at Growing Fins . Please leave any comments there. The issue of African philosophy is an interesting one, fraught with myriad considerations. As someone caught between...past two decades or so. As such, more recent works should also be consulted. Note: Reviewed as part of the Africa Reading Challenge . My list of books to be read for this challenge is here .

A very fine book about diverse exploitation genres and sub-genres as seen in the New York grindhouse cinemas around 42nd Street. It gives off a compelling "we were there" vibe, and, as long as they are...the rest of the book makes up for these faults and resulting in a fine and impassioned introduction to the wonderful world of exploitation.   Technorati-Tags: book reports , exploitation , non-fiction

I love a man who likes to dress up for dinner. Who spontaneously checks out the color of my blouse before picking the color of his dress shirt, and puts on a tie and vest and dress shoes for a random Sunday...gotten dressed again, I pick up my bag and he grins when I make a small noise as bending over causes a knot to slide back and forth over my clit. I love a man who likes to dress me up for dinner too