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Hi, everybody. I've titled my side of the critical analysis of Ezekiel's Shadow "The End of Horror," and the first part is now online. Here are the relevant links for getting started:Table of...
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Linked.You are going to address the unfortunate naming of Anne Oakley, aren't you? Thought I was in a wild-west show and/or Broadway musical every time she was referred to by first and last name.--der...
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And don't forget Bud Selig ... er Segil, was it?BeckyRebecca LuElla MillerChristian Fantasy
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Good stuff, Mark. I think this will be an instructive discussion. Looking forward to your comments on the book.BeckyRebecca LuElla MillerChristian Fantasy
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I'll add my voice to the throng. Good stuff. And you are wonder of organization Mark. And I posted a link.Lindalindaruthspot.blogspot.com
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I posted and linked, too. www.megawriter.blogspot.com/Meg
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I posted a link, too.Deechristianfiction.blogspot.com
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Quote:And you are wonder of organization Mark. Darth Mark takes on GTD's David Allen in a caged match.Paul Boesch would be so proud. Is that piano music I'm hearing???
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Really looking forward to this!CurmThe Curmudgeon's Rant
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I've heard it said by a very reputable source (i.e. you) that you do not consider yourself a literary critic. Monsieur Bertrand I beg to differ. You have an excellent mind for this sort of thing. I...
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As a reader, the incident that bothered me the most was in chapter one: Ian comes home, sees a pair of boots and denim near the front of his garage, hears a slight sound (tsk-tsk-tsk), and what does...
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Good point, Janice. That was one of those moments where it was a little hard to believe what Ian said about himself, because his actions didn't seem consistent with someone who was really being...
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I thought that EZ worked as a conversion story and I loved the premise of a horror writer who can't write horror any more now that he's become a Christian--or at least not the nihilistic horror he...
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OK, well, what is it? October 21st? Starting my own comments now is akin to showing at the prom a week later, tux newly rented, standing in the middle of the dance floor then - not to be discouraged -...
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