Prose

Prose

happynell2021-10-27T00:13:33.000Z
Books that may give you a chill.+
Overcoming dark times is the point of every scary story ever told. Whether it be pestilence or zombies, ravenous phantoms or vengeful witches, killers
TVARTDIVA2021-09-30T14:58:48.000Z
**THE LIBRARY LIST** Bibliophile's, here are some offerings you can really curl up with...rop++
The Revised 2021 Edition. Just in time for fall. Immortal Perfumes – Dead Writers This is tucking into my beloved Fosters with a hot, milky cuppa
engelsberg2021-08-27T23:10:22.000Z
When We Cease To Understand The World by Benjamin Labatut, half-fictional essays on the history of
mathematics and physics in modern time. His prose is wonderful. The original title Un Verdor Terrible is more telling than the translated title. (I'm
engelsberg2021-08-14T13:37:37.000Z
Still reading Flowers for Algernons, have also started The Fortune Men by Nadifa Mohamed. It's on th
longlist for the Booker prize. The prose is dense with interesting milieu descriptions so I'm not that far in yet.
10172021-06-24T17:20:45.000Z
Prose hair care products. Anybody have experience with this line? Thoughts?
happynell2021-05-28T18:23:48.000Z
Seth Rogen's memoir.+
Seth Rogen’s hilarious memoir earns its praise Miami Herald (Sunday)23 May 2021BY THOMAS FLOYD Washington Post In “Yearbook,” Seth Rogen’s candid coll
happynell2021-05-09T21:57:46.000Z
Willow, Billie Eilish try something different.+
Willow, Billie Eilish try something different San Francisco Chronicle - (Sunday)9 May 2021By Adrian Spinelli The Chronicle’s guide to notable new musi
happynell2021-04-05T20:32:21.000Z
TV selections April 5th.+
What to watch MONDAY Chicago Tribune5 Apr 2021 JOHN F. KENNEDY PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM ‘Hemingway’ April 5, 2021 All times Central. Start tim
happynell2021-04-03T20:33:22.000Z
Ken Burns and 'Hemingway'.+
Ken Burns separates the man from myth in ‘Hemingway’ Miami Herald3 Apr 2021BY CHUCK BARNEY Mercury News AMY SUSSMAN Getty Images/TNS, file 2019 Ken Bu
sunflower182021-02-13T05:35:56.000Z
I just started The Aspern Papers by Henry James+++
I was also reading Hag-Seed by Margaret Atwood and liked the uniqueness & novelty of it at first but the novelty wore off and it became tiresome so I