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  1. muggle

    NY Times: Best Works of American Fiction of the Last 25 Years

    I have read all of the Cormac McCarthy books listed and thoroughly enjoyed them. Too bad Rowling wasn't a "U.S. author", I could have added all of hers to my list of books enjoyed.:p Blood Meridian Cormac McCarthy (1985) Border Trilogy Cormac McCarthy (1999) Review: 'Cities of...
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    Never Ending Song Titles:Words in Common

    Happy Days Are Here Again - Ben Selvin Orchestra
  3. muggle

    Never Ending Song Titles:Words in Common

    Thanks for the Memory - Bob Hope
  4. muggle

    Greatest Living British Author

    You are absolutely correct Doug. It is important to get kids wanting to read and the way to do that is through books they enjoy. Once you get them into reading then you can guide them, but not force them, into different types of books.
  5. muggle

    Never Ending Song Titles:Words in Common

    "Me and My Shadow" - Whisperin' Jack Smith
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    Never Ending Song Titles:Words in Common

    Brother Can You Spare a Dime - Rudy Vallee :)
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    Never Ending Song Titles:Words in Common

    If I Didn't care - The Ink Spots
  8. muggle

    Never Ending Song Titles:Words in Common

    I Wanna Be Loved By You - Helen Kane (the original song)
  9. muggle

    Greatest Living British Author

    Moto, more humorous than insulting. Surely you don't pay attention to stuff like that. :)
  10. muggle

    Greatest Living British Author

    Topic seems to be turning humorous which reminds me of a quote from Mark Twain: Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please.
  11. muggle

    The New 4 Word Story

    And sometime to pigs
  12. muggle

    Mark Twain: Adventures Of Huckleberry Finn

    SFG75 and abecedarian have explained the greatness of Huck Finn as an American novel and not much more can be said to explain it as well.
  13. muggle

    Never Ending Song Titles:Words in Common

    "Old Friend" - Dwight Yoakam
  14. muggle

    Greatest Living British Author

    Perhaps as an example of how not to write. Not bad at all. It is a great accomplishment to get people interested in reading. Many writers have no idea how to accomplish it.
  15. muggle

    Everything Wine

    I am also interested in hearing if you liked it or not. May save me buying a bottle to try. :p We are having spaghetti w/ marinara sauce & zucchini cut up in for dinner tonight. We am going to have the 2004 Georges Duboeuf Beaujolais Villages Flower Label with the dinner.
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    Greatest Living British Author

    What we seem to be seeing is...."read what I like or do not read at all". Nothing more or nothing less. To even suggest that people that like Rowling or Dan Brown would be better off not to read is .......:D
  17. muggle

    Greatest Living British Author

    I don't know about World's greatest living writer but Rowling's work will certainly endure for many years. She is probably unsurpassed in getting children to read which is a great accomplishment, and I am not taking away Rowling's appeal to many, many adult readers. I have read all of Rowling's...
  18. muggle

    The New 4 Word Story

    that should be eaten
  19. muggle

    Greatest Living British Author

    There should be no question that Rowling and Pratchett are the 2 most "popular" living writers from the U.K. The 2 best though can be argued depending on your likes. And, what is wrong with writing for children. It just may be more important than writing for adults, and surely more important...
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    Everything Wine

    Try a bottle of the Alamos Malbec wine. I think you may enjoy it. We had crab cakes for dinner tonight and I was really looking forward to trying the Nora wine from Spain with dinner. Guess what, when I opened the refrigerator I found that I had forgot to put the wine in to chill. Oh well, I...
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