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Real nameMichael Hickerson

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Cinder: Book One in the Lunar Chronicles by Marissa Meyer

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Doctor Who: the Art of Death by James Goss

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Morning Glories Volume 2 TP by Nick Spencer

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Calculating God by Robert J. Sawyer

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Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood

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Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones

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But he did come up with a new way to defeat the aliens. Manual Transmissions! :)

posted by theapparatus at 5:49 pm (EST) on Jul 26, 2011

Hey neighbor. I see you live in Smyrna. I live in LaVergne!

posted by tabitha6 at 7:45 pm (EST) on Feb 26, 2011

Just perused your review of Meg Gardiner's Dirty Little Secrets and I highly recommend the Evan Delany series that was first published in the UK (you can get them in paperback over here). I love her stuff. Such an intense writing style!

posted by jaharnick at 10:42 pm (EST) on Oct 1, 2008

You've got a nice library here! We've got a fair number of book in common and you've also got some others that I want to eventually acquire. While the tastes are similar, I see we do have some differences of opinion on the ratings. Makes for some interesting discussion. BTW I got the same message from raystone7, except mine came as a PM. I wonder who else got the message . . .

By any chance, do you do any off road bicycling? I'm just getting started in that sport, but I see a LOT of references to your portion of the US for off road cycling. I'm looking for some vacation ideas for next year.

posted by PghDragonMan at 12:18 pm (EST) on Sep 23, 2008

The theological loopholes are most disturbing, but this, I suspect, was partially the aim on Young's behalf. He wants to make God pedestrian, approachable, non-offensive and non judgmental. He does a great job at it, but is it blasphemy as some say? I think not. It is fiction. Period. Fiction with the power to heal hurting people who have suffered and wondered where was God when it all happened. For another great read (non-fiction) check out A Step Into Deliverance by Toni Pugh. It is a riveting autobiography of a pastor's struggle in holding together a small church in Ohio. A real page-turner!

posted by raystone7 at 9:11 am (EST) on Sep 5, 2008