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I did some theatre with Andre back in the 90's. Besides his great writing abilities, he's hot .AH wrote:Finished "Townie,A Memoir" by Andre Dubus III. A different kind of read for me. Lots of violence (mostly street fights)but really a serious look into Dubus' childhood and his relationship with his father. This one will keep me thinking for awhile.
AH
I gotta pick up "Townie". Heard it was really good from friends of mine. I grew up in the Newburyport area and hubby in Haverhill.
LysaC,LysaC wrote:I did some theatre with Andre back in the 90's. Besides his great writing abilities, he's hot .AH wrote:Finished "Townie,A Memoir" by Andre Dubus III. A different kind of read for me. Lots of violence (mostly street fights)but really a serious look into Dubus' childhood and his relationship with his father. This one will keep me thinking for awhile.
AH
I gotta pick up "Townie". Heard it was really good from friends of mine. I grew up in the Newburyport area and hubby in Haverhill.
With all those connections you really must read this book. How neat that you will know firsthand the places/areas he mentions in the book.
AH
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This last weekend I read "Winter Garden" by Kristin Hannah. Highly recommend!
On my recent travel by train, I read "I Totally Meant To Do That." Cute book. Quick read.
Prior to that, I gobbled up "To Fetch A Thief" by Spencer Quinn. Always a good laugh, I believe this is the third in his series of Chet and Bernie.
And finally, just before that, I read Sarah Vowell's "Assassination Vacation." Thoroughly enjoyed her writing style and humor mixed in with real history.
Now, I am reading "The Weird Sisters" by Eleanor Brown. Just started it last night and I am very much looking forward to picking it up again after dinner tonight.
I love this thread. All of these books were suggested here (except for the first one, which MB told me about).
On my recent travel by train, I read "I Totally Meant To Do That." Cute book. Quick read.
Prior to that, I gobbled up "To Fetch A Thief" by Spencer Quinn. Always a good laugh, I believe this is the third in his series of Chet and Bernie.
And finally, just before that, I read Sarah Vowell's "Assassination Vacation." Thoroughly enjoyed her writing style and humor mixed in with real history.
Now, I am reading "The Weird Sisters" by Eleanor Brown. Just started it last night and I am very much looking forward to picking it up again after dinner tonight.
I love this thread. All of these books were suggested here (except for the first one, which MB told me about).
Marcia (Mrs. Pete)
Missing St. John. As always.
Missing St. John. As always.
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Keep Left - The Open Air Asylum.......
Does anyone has a copy of this book? I think the author is Mike Mullen and the book is about his STJ build. If so, could I borrow it if I promise to gently read and return it???
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Re: Keep Left - The Open Air Asylum.......
There is a copy floating around somewhere. I gave mine away to a forum member, can't remember who. It is a better book to borrow then to buy.greyhoundmom wrote:Does anyone has a copy of this book? I think the author is Mike Mullen and the book is about his STJ build. If so, could I borrow it if I promise to gently read and return it???
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Re: Keep Left - The Open Air Asylum.......
Ditto That!PA Girl wrote:There is a copy floating around somewhere. I gave mine away to a forum member, can't remember who. It is a better book to borrow then to buy.greyhoundmom wrote:Does anyone has a copy of this book? I think the author is Mike Mullen and the book is about his STJ build. If so, could I borrow it if I promise to gently read and return it???
Re: Keep Left - The Open Air Asylum.......
I think your book was "borrowed" by several forum readers. It came to me from NH and I sent it on to AR; this was two or three years ago. Maybe if you ask "Who has it" on the STJ Travel Forum, it can continue to circulate.PA Girl wrote:
There is a copy floating around somewhere. I gave mine away to a forum member, can't remember who. It is a better book to borrow then to buy.
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