After a star-studded, fully sponsored wedding and informing the whole world that she’d found the love of her life - Star Jones-Reynolds has filed for divorce. Damn. Another one bites the dust.
From the monthly archives:
April 2008
REVIEW: The Society of S, Susan Hubbard
The Society of S by Susan Hubbard reads like a modern day vampire story and a coming of age story with 13 year-old Ariella Montero narrating. Is there such a thing as a literary vampire novel? Ms. Hubbard certainly writes her tale in a scholarly fashion but her vampire tale really doesn’t add anything “new” […]
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REVIEW: Vagabond, Story & Art by Takehiko Inoue
Vagabond, story and artwork by Takehiko Inoue was released back in 1998 by VIZ media, with 27 titles translated in the US and #28 set to release April 2008. The story was adapted from the novel, Musashi by Eiji Yoshikawa, which tells the fictitious exploits of a famous swordsman, Miyamoto Musashi (Shinmen Takezo character).
Looking for […]
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TV Commentary: Hell’s Kitchen
Anybody watch this show? I love it. I am new to it, too. You can actually watch full episodes (like I am doing now!), if you’re interested or missed a couple of episodes like me - on Fox On Demand website. There’s something about Chef Gordon’s temper tantrums in the kitchen that gets me […]
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REVIEW: Something Worth Keeping by Kathleen Eagle
Something Worth Keeping (#39) by Kathleen Eagle, copyright 1986, apart of the “Men at Work” series published by Silhouette, price $4.99 and out of print. I am a big Kathleen Eagle fan. She is one of the best contemporary writers of romance fiction today. I’ve read most of her back list made up of single […]
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Tax Day Funny For You
Tax day deadline is today (just in case you needed to be reminded). I did mine yesterday (thank you Turbo Tax).
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