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- Last Dragon (3)
- (Discoveries)
- By J.M. Mcdermott
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Reading since Nov 8, 2008
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- Torah/Pocket Edition (7)
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Not Started
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- Mass Control (1)
- Engineering Human Consciousness
- By Jim Keith
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Not Started
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- Holy Bible (3)
- From the Ancient Eastern Text
- By George M. Lamsa
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Not Started
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- The Complete Gospels (2)
- Annotated Scholar's Version
- By Robert J. Miller
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Not Started
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- The David Icke Guide to the Global Conspiracy (5)
- By David Icke
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Finished on Oct 19, 2008
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- Rama II (114)
- The Sequel to Rendezvous with Rama
- By Gentry Lee, Arthur C. Clarke
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Finished on Nov 8, 2008
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The Wonder of Rama Lost -
I didn't know what to expect with the sequel to Rendezvous With Rama. With the first entry being phenomenal, I assumed it would be fantastic. It seems to me that there wasn't much plot planning past having Rama return to our solar system. Overall, it was a bloated narrative about the cosmonauts that ... (continue)
- — Jul 13, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- Rendezvous with Rama (187)
- By Arthur C. Clarke
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Finished on Jul 7, 2008
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Will redefine your definition of Science Fiction
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Simply put, this is the novel that every sci-fi fan has been longing to read. Literally every bit of science in it makes perfect sense and is explained in very understandable terms. I definitely think my IQ has increased a couple of points after reading this masterpiece. I can't wait to read the res ... (continue)
- — Jul 7, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas (348)
- A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream
- By Hunter S. Thompson
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Finished
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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
A drug-laden EPIC! -
If you haven't read Fear and Loathing, do so now!
- — Jun 28, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- The Lord of the Rings (2019)
- (Movie Art Cover)
- By J.R.R. Tolkien
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Started on 2002
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I'll probably never "finish". I find reading J.R.R.'s masterpiece quite tedious.
- — Jun 28, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- The Han Solo Adventures (29)
- By Brian Daley
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Finished
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The Best Star Wars works I've read
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I've yet to dig into the Thron trilogy so they might beat this out. So far, these are the best non-Lucas works out there-- IMO.
- — Jun 28, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- The Koran (41)
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Reading since 2007
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Beautiful layout.
- — Jun 28, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- TNIV Thinline Bible SEA (2)
- (Today's New International Version)
- By Zondervan
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Reading since 2007
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Fantastic Translation! -
This is my first TNIV bible. I'm really glad I picked it up. Advances in bible study have clarified a lot of the material in the bible. With each new version, it's more like a narrative. Everyone interested in the bible should pick up a copy of the TNIV.
- — Jun 28, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- The Tento Saga (2)
- Mankind's Perilous Journey
- By Jason William Egroff
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I am the author of this work. I heart feedback!
- — Jun 14, 2008 | Add your feedback
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- The Didymus Contingency (2)
- By Jeremy, Robinson
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Finished
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A great Christian testimony in a narrative
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Check out the Amazon.com listing for a full review. If you aren't a Christian, don't shy away from this title. The action and interactions are entertaining enough to keep your interest piqued.
- — Jun 28, 2008 | Add your feedback
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The David Icke Guide to the Global Conspiracy
In my opinion, David Icke's work is some of the most important in modern history. Specifically in this novel, he lays out a clear, concise and easy-to-read explanation of the nature of our 'world' which he calls the 'Holographic Internet' or 'the Matrix'. He explains how our bodies are huge 'transmi ... (continue)
In my opinion, David Icke's work is some of the most important in modern history. Specifically in this novel, he lays out a clear, concise and easy-to-read explanation of the nature of our 'world' which he calls the 'Holographic Internet' or 'the Matrix'. He explains how our bodies are huge 'transmitters/receivers' through our DNA that 'logs us in' to the Holographic Internet. Then, with sources cited often, he uncovers the manipulation of the super-rich elite that utilize mass mind-control through various means of scrambling our 'body-computer'. Through understanding that our bodies are essentially computers, just like a computer, malicious programs and viruses can interfere with our functions. This is happening everyday on a massive scale through toxic substances in our water supplies, food and cell phones and cell phone towers creating an 'electromagnetic soup' that the human race is drowning in.
In short, every human being on the face of the earth should at least read the first three and last chapters of this work. David's insights strike me as spot on. My only problem with the novel is his total dismissal of Christ as a 'fictional' character. If you are going to make a claim like that, he should have devoted an entire chapter to proving that claim. I, however, don't discredit everything the man says just because of something I believe. Many probably do and will but I don't. READ THIS WORK! You won't be disappointed.
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