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I just started re-reading it.

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Kudos. An excellent review. Oh, you may enjoy the 1956 Willi Heinrich novel "The Willing Flesh" (sometimes: "Cross of Iron").

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Ghost Rider #1 vol. 2 starts with a quote from a play about mermaids... this is in the 90's before woke comics mind you.

Good exposition of a seminal book of the 1960s. Herlihy is a neglected writer, imo, with compassion for the misfits in American society. I would add that his work is the saddest I've ever read, not to be undertaken if you're feeling down. But for me he embodies the spirit of the 60s and 70s.

I read Roddy's book, and then this book that was started by Roddy, but after his untimely death, Roddy's daughter Ariel and her brother Colt finished this book as a tribute to their father and his fans. Though I was not a huge fan of wrestling in the 80's because like so many others, I was pretty busy myself working and raising kids. But you couldn't help but know most of the guys at WWF. They were on magazine covers at the grocery store check out stand, they were action figures at Toys R Us at Christmas time. And yes of course they were on TV Saturday morning as a cartoon, and then in the afternoon in wrestling matches. But where I truly came to appreciate Roddy, not as a wrestler, but as a husband and a father was this summer when I turned 60. There is a part of the book where Roddy talks about when you get to that age when you can no longer do what you've done your whole adult life to support your family. And when you go home, your job is done there too, because the children are grown and have moved away. And you look at yourself and think, who am I and how did I get here? And where do I go from here? Because folks, all the titles that you accumulated as a younger person and became your identity for so many years are no longer applicable to you. You are no longer that person that did that job. You are no longer mom or dad. You are, but you aren't. And now there's this identity crisis of, who am I and where do I fit into this world at this age. And that's where Roddy's story helped me to realize that this is the time of my life that I get to create a new identity for myself. And this time I get to be in this space because I want to be, not because I have to be because it pays well. I get to be grandma and I can just enjoy them because I can spoil them and then go home. I get to spend more time with friends and family. Or on hobbies or getting interested in a new hobby. And to take the time to enjoy every moment we have here cause it goes by so fast and no one is guaranteed a tomorrow. That's what I took away from this book. And I am so glad that Ariel and Colt finished it. It's not that I didn't know a lot of this stuff before I read the book. It was that I felt as if I wasn't the only one with these feelings of being lost. And how to get beyond it and continue onto what lies ahead. I want to thank Roderick George Toombs, RIP and the whole Toombs family for sharing this story and personal glimpses into their lives. Thank you

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The Masonic Dragon wakes in Hibbert Garibaldi and his enemies 1987

Jason Taverner is from PKD’s Flow My Tears, the Policeman Said, not The Stochastic Man.

Have you actually read any books from your list? It sounds like you just got a summary of these books from an AI tool and are reading it out loud.

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Your analysis is So profound..insight..thank you so much..

My favourite book of all time. magnuSPYm is the most interesting character LeCarre ever wrote IMO

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This book was one of my favourites in my childhood. I read it several times but I do not have the book anymore. Would you please read the whole book? I think there are many people who like the book as well.

"Vadnais": "the quality of language and communication has significantly deteriorated", indeed.

This sounds rather little like the novel ive read, which is from the sf masterworks edition fix-up. Is this summary an accounting of the original,serialized publishings?

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I read this book when it first came out. It really is scary common sense information. Very interesting and very good. An easy read too!

Read the book a few times - it was passed around in high school - saw the film also. Both were good but brutal and honest.

This is great… please continue to share this powerful message!

Sounds like recent popes.

This book brought me SO much closer to Our Lord, and to understanding His deep love! I recommend it to all Christians!

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Just like pro spank parents have well behaved kids compared to anti spank parents who kids cant be controlled.

This is a helpful and delightful review of Maureen Corrigan's book! Thank you for sharing.

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eternal pain EP...infinite torture..IT..and excruciating endless suffering EES..afor all men (spirit-ghosts)..that heard of either GOD..or LOVE....totally true now..since i nostradamus was theo adrono..only a prophecy on that other planet plymouth..sent to john rockefeller 1837..where he fled (benjamin )

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The apex of religious fiction. It will make you fear organized religion and compel you to think on matters of spirit for yourself.

Christopher Ernest Case, aka Ensan Case, died 1 October 2024, in Claxton, Georgia, USA, after an extended illness. He was 74.

Loved these books growing up My intro to a loving close Jewish family

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I've Got this Book & I would Love to hear an Audiobook of this & Dangerous Ground narrated by Roger Cook himself!

Religion is nothing but insanity.🥶

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