Paul’s Book Reviews
Seven short book reviews: literary fiction, pop fiction, fantasy, science fiction, thriller/suspense
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Seven short book reviews: literary fiction, pop fiction, fantasy, science fiction, thriller/suspense
When I bought my first Seiko in 1978, I had no idea that a fellow USAF pilot, Colonel William Pogue, had worn one like it in space just a few years earlier.
If you’ve a sharp eye you’ll notice my watch is on the wrong wrist.
The 57 Bus is young adult non-fiction. The narrative, in true crime tradition, opens with a brutal act, the intentional burning of one teenager by another on a cross-town bus in Oakland, California.
There’s a long hot summer ahead. Stay fresh, cheese bags.
Yesterday was Donna’s birthday, and I am once again the junior partner in our relationship.
Six short book reviews
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