Recent content by cfleep

well, I've read the Ender series and, while I enjoyed it, I was happy to see him bring it to a close. As has been reccommended, the Shadow trilogy picks up from the Ender series through a different set of eyes and, if you liked ender, it's a good choice to go for. I really enjoyed it. What...

well, I don't know what would make you think non-fiction is boring middle-of-the road, obviously we read different non-fiction, first one that comes to mind is "A Shortcut Through Time: The Path to the Quantum Computer" by George Johnson. But if that's too dry for you, you can try "A Shortcut...

A little side note... Did you realize that you are one of 5 abecedarians on LibraryThing?? There's holly (abecedarian01), drpepperabecedarian, latinabecedarian, and pperabecedarian. Just thought you migh be interested, or not.

sofia, I like the tag... The first place I saw it was in a comic book, errmmm, I mean graphic novel way back in the 60's or 70's. Do you have another source for it? Of course, it means we're all inmates and I know I shouldn't be here because I ~am~ sane. Later, Rick

Lol... I had to remove the reference to LibraryThing in your quote because I hadn't posted enough yet. I love filtering. Well, I've been led to Danial Quinn's work recently. I've read "Ishmael", "Providence", and working on "Story of B". I had been reading "Plant Spirit Shamanism" which...

It appears there is an author by the name of Eric Mackenzie-Lamb who wrote a book entitled "Labyrint: A Novel" back in 1979 and has apparently written nothing before or since. I have done the cursory searches of the Internet to no avail and I'm hoping someone here can give me a clue why this...

I guess I won't get much time for skulking since I signed up here... soooo. Like anyone here, I love reading. I love it enough that I've got my own little library of sorts and barring that, my home away from home is the local library. When I'm not reading, I'm surfing the net. And when I'm...