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Frank Peretti

climach wrote 2 months ago: I doubt that angels have inferiority complexes, but if they do, they should read Frank Peretti’s T … more »

Tags: 08. paging through frappuccino, Books, peretti, Frank Peretti, Frank E. Peretti, This Present Darkness, piercing the darkness, Prophet

Mark Bowden

climach wrote 5 months ago: As I was in the process of reading Blackhawk Down, I gave a simple writing assignment to my immigran … more »

Tags: 01. the way we were, 05. write like a man, 14. writing fighting, 16. us and them, 21. about as good as it gets, Books, Bowden, Mark Bowden, blackhawk down

Denis Johnson

climach wrote 5 months ago:             It was totally unfair to the author, but I had a plane to catch. I read, Alre … more »

Tags: 05. write like a man, 14. writing fighting, Johnson, Books, already dead, denis johnson, Resuscitation of a Hanged Man, The Name of the World

Arthur Miller

climach wrote 5 months ago: I’m so glad I read Death of a Salesman first!             The Crucible is standard. It … more »

Tags: 01. the way we were, 05. write like a man, 21. about as good as it gets, Books, Miller, Movies, Arthur Miller, Death of a Salesman, the crucible

Malcolm X and Alex Haley

climach wrote 5 months ago: Malcolm X loved talking, and he loved blaming, and he did both with eloquence. … more »

Tags: 14. writing fighting, 16. us and them, 01. the way we were, Books, Movies, Malcolm X, haley, Alex Haley, The Autobiography of Malcolm X

Salman Rushdie

climach wrote 5 months ago: Salman Rushdie knows language. His sentences twist and drip with images and meanings so … more »

Tags: 16. us and them, Books, Rushdie, Sinclair Lewis, bernard shaw, Salman Rushdie, The Moor's Last Sigh

Ralph Ellison

climach wrote 6 months ago: Invisible Man, by Ralph Ellison, left me in awe. It had sat on my shelf for years, in a … more »

Tags: 05. write like a man, 21. about as good as it gets, 16. us and them, Ellison, Books, Ralph Ellison, invisible man

Larry Brown

climach wrote 7 months ago: Larry Brown’s South is the type of place country singers don’t mention because it’ … more »

Tags: 05. write like a man, 14. writing fighting, Brown, Books, southern, larry brown, Dirty Work, Facing the Music, Father and Son

John LeCarre

climach wrote 7 months ago: John LeCarre was a gift. Two months into my desert life, I found The Russia … more »

Tags: 05. write like a man, 14. writing fighting, Books, LeCarre, absolute friends, john lecarre, secret pilgrim, Soldier, spy

Soren Kierkegaard

climach wrote 9 months ago: I knew Kierkegaard was a 19th-century northern-European philosopher. I’d heard that he was a depre … more »

Tags: 05. write like a man, 21. about as good as it gets, 07. seeing beyond, 02. the way things are (maybe), 03. the way things should be (maybe), 12. when the lights go out, Piper, Kierkegaard, Books

Toni Morrison

climach wrote 9 months ago: In The Bluest Eye, a young girl goes crazy after being raped by her father. In Beloved, … more »

Tags: 09. cheaper than therapy, 07. seeing beyond, 02. the way things are (maybe), 06. what women want, 16. us and them, Morrison, Books, Movies, toni morrison

Larry Crabb

climach wrote 10 months ago: I found some notes I wrote after reading Inside Out years ago: “wonderfully refreshing in the lack … more »

Tags: 21. about as good as it gets, 07. seeing beyond, 02. the way things are (maybe), 12. when the lights go out, Tolstoy, Crabb, Books, Larry Crabb, inside out

Eugene Ionesco

climach wrote 1 year ago: When I first read La Cantatrice chauve (The Bald Soprano) and Les Chaises (The Chairs), I felt like … more »

Tags: 07. seeing beyond, Moore, Ionesco, Books, Eugène Ionesco, the bald soprano, The Chairs

Voltaire

climach wrote 1 year ago: Candide is a very, very funny trip to despair. I’ve read it a three times (two English translation … more »

Tags: 02. the way things are (maybe), Shaw, voltaire, Books, Candide, bernard shaw

John Irving

climach wrote 1 year ago: The World According to Garp was one of the first books I read that I knew my parents wou … more »

Tags: 09. cheaper than therapy, 10. vanity mirrors, 08. paging through frappuccino, Irving, Books, John Irving, The World According To Garp

Paul Auster

climach wrote 1 year ago: It’s always dangerous to assume what inspired an author to try a specific style or theme. In the c … more »

Tags: 09. cheaper than therapy, 10. vanity mirrors, 08. paging through frappuccino, auster, DeLillo, Books, Paul Auster, the book of illusions

Walker Percy

climach wrote 1 year ago: Love in the Ruins sat on my desk for almost a month after a coworker gave it to me. 200 pages. Paper … more »

Tags: 05. write like a man, 10. vanity mirrors, 13. a pity, 16. us and them, Books, DeLillo, Palahniuk, percy, lancelot

Mikhail Bulgakov

climach wrote 1 year ago: If an entire society denies the existence of God, then how will it respond when Satan appears in the … more »

Tags: 02. the way things are (maybe), Halfstadter, hesse, eco, Bulgakov, Books, Russian, Mikhail Bulgakov, master and maragrita

Bret Easton Ellis

climach wrote 1 year ago: I heard some used bookstore workers raving about American Psycho, but they didn’t have it in stock … more »

Tags: Wolfe, 10. vanity mirrors, 08. paging through frappuccino, Ellis, Books, Bret Easton Ellis, Glamorama, Less Than Zero


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