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The Walking Dead: Something To Fear, Vol. 17 by Robert Kirkman

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Cricket's Strangest Matches: Extraordinary But True Stories from Over a Century of Cricket (Strangest series) by Andrew Ward

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I liked your review of the The Secret History. I found had a very similar reading experience with the book and particularly liked what you said about waiting to hear some of the prognostications of the Classics Prof. Ideas were talked about much more than actually expressed.

posted by rbtanger at 6:39 pm (EST) on Nov 8, 2009