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- Time and Eternity (2)
- Exploring God's Relationship to Time
- By William Lane Craig
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Reading since Apr 8, 2008
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- God's Passion for His Glory (5)
- Living the Vision of Jonathan Edwards (With the Complete Text of The End for Which God Created the W…
- By John Piper
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Reading since Oct 23, 2007
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- Star Wars and Philosophy (8)
- By William Irwin, Kevin S. Decker, Jason T. Eberl
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- 1776 (85)
- By David McCullough
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- The Engines of God (21)
- By Jack McDevitt
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Finished on Sep 3, 2009
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- A Game of Thrones (1235)
- (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 1)
- By George R.R. Martin
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Finished on Jul 29, 2009
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- Ship of Magic (137)
- (The Liveship Traders, Book 1)
- By Robin Hobb
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Finished on Apr 20, 2009
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- Deepsix (13)
- By Jack, McDevitt, Jack McDevitt
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Finished on Mar 20, 2009
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- The Stepsister Scheme (6)
- By Jim C. Hines
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Finished on Mar 1, 2009
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Another "what if fairy tales really happened?" story. Not bad.
- — Mar 3, 2009 | Add your feedback
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- The Atrocity Archives (73)
- By Charles Stross
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Finished on Feb 21, 2009
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Watch out for jargon
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This is an interesting book supposing that "magic" can be described by mathematics and technology. I liked the story, and the concept was great, but sometimes wading through the tech jargon was ridiculous. Likewise, occult magical items were often not explained, so it took several events involving ... (continue)
- — Mar 3, 2009 | Add your feedback
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- The Hero of Ages (133)
- Mistborn, Volume 3
- By Brandon Sanderson
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Finished on Jan 27, 2009
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Please make sure you read all three of these books to enjoy the many twists and turns. If you are not the type to be able to hold the thread of complex books in your mind over a long period of time, you may want to read these back-to-back to fully see the over-arching storyline. Fantastic! Orderin ... (continue)
- — Jan 28, 2009 | Add your feedback
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- The Dark Glory War (5)
- (A Prelude to the DragonCrown War Cycle)
- By Michael A., Stackpole, Michael A. Stackpole
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Finished on Jan 11, 2008
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Started this book, then lost it...I'm sure it's somewhere in my room...
Updated: Found it!
- — Aug 7, 2007 | Add your feedback
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- Fortress of Ice (7)
- By Carolyn Janice Cherryh
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Finished on Nov 20, 2007
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Best Cherryh I've read in a long time.
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It looks like Cherryh is beginning another section of the "Fortress" series, now going on with Cefwyn's two sons. Though it seemed to take a long time to get things really going, the book was satisfying in the end, bringing back characters we remember from the first series, and concluding well. I ... (continue)
- — Nov 21, 2007 | Add your feedback
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- Kiss Me Like a Stranger (10)
- My Search for Love and Art
- By Gene Wilder
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Finished on Nov 5, 2007
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Easy to Read Autobiography -
This book is a very satisfying book to read. It is straightforward with no going on and on about minutia, but rather a sort of overview of the major events and themes in Gene Wilder's life. It is not a piece of humor, though it has some humorous moments. I saw in the pages a gentle, interesting p ... (continue)
- — Nov 8, 2007 | Add your feedback
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- The Privilege of the Sword (29)
- By Ellen Kushner
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Finished on Oct 10, 2007
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An okay book
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Not a bad book, but Thomas the Rhymer was much better if you'd like to read an Ellen Kushner book. This book has has some swordplay, a little intrigue, a little romance, and a lot of perversion. Though not explicit, I warn all future readers. There is all sorts of debauchery practiced or viewed b ... (continue)
- — Oct 26, 2007 | Add your feedback
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Trevor Jones
Deepsix
This is the first of the Hutchins books by Jack McDevitt that I have read. It was very good, though sometimes I found myself dragging through sections dealing with what were really minor characters, while those I considered the "main characters" were struggling with a life or death situation. I wi ... (continue)
This is the first of the Hutchins books by Jack McDevitt that I have read. It was very good, though sometimes I found myself dragging through sections dealing with what were really minor characters, while those I considered the "main characters" were struggling with a life or death situation. I will probably read the rest of this series in time, but as of yet Polaris and Seeker are my favorites.
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