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• Rob Marsh on his Top Ten Krimis

  
  Crime Beat — Authority: 124
  Earlier this year Rob Marsh published his second crime novel, Beasts of Prey , (Human & Rousseau) and since then has been gathering a clutch of laudatory reviews. For more information about Rob see his website or an earlier interview with him on Crime Beat . Meanwhile here are his top ten crime novels ...
  19 hours ago

• The Twilight Saga: New Moon world premiere to stream live on the web

  
  Film Fetish — Authority: 138
  Taylor Lautner as Jacob and Kristen Stewart as Bella Swan in The Twilight Saga: New Moon MySpace will host an exclusive live stream of Summit Entertainment’s The Twilight Saga: New Moon red carpet arrivals at the world premiere of the film on Monday, November 16th. The unprecedented online access is the first ...
  1 day ago

• Graham Greene: I wonder how all those who do not write, compose or paint manage to escape the madness…

  
  art predator — Authority: 427
  “Writing is a form of therapy: sometimes I wonder how all those who do not write, compose, or paint manage to escape the madness, the melancholia, the panic fear which is inherent in the human situation.” Graham GreeneMaxine Kumin says that writing poetry enabled Anne Sexton to endure life for as long as she ...
  2 days ago

• SOMETIMES LEAVE EM LAUGHING

  
  Blogs — Authority: 159
  A few years ago, a rather self indulgent patient of mine collapsed into a fashionable psychiatric hospital from which the staff kept me regularly posted on his progress. An eager young therapist called me each week from the hospital recounting fancied or forgotten traumas from the patients childhood, and how much the ...
  3 days ago

• That strange mathematical point of endlessness

  
  Magnificent Octopus — Authority: 116
  So Ive finished reading Graham Greenes The End of Affair , and its not at all what I expected. This guy sets about sabotaging his relatively long-term relationship with this married woman, and the affair ends, and we spend much of the book wondering how and why it ends, and the guy sure doesnt have a clue about the ...
  4 days ago

• The sharp edge of a razor

  
  Magnificent Octopus — Authority: 116
  A novelist must preserve a child-like belief in the importance of things which common-sense considers of no great consequence. He must never entirely grow up. — W Somerset Maugham Im so glad to see a resurgence of interest in Maugham of late. People tend to think of him as a B-list writer; he was too popular in ...
  6 days ago

• Randy Ford Author- I’M NOT DEAD YET, a new novel, 127th installment

  
  The Brainpan — Authority: 141
        We didn’t learn where Nick was being held from Elaine’s father.   We came away feeling frustrated because it seemed as if he withheld information from us.   By then we had narrowed it down to two detention centers: Fort Bonifacio or Camp Crane.   We knew that detainees of The First Quarter Storm, ...
  1 week ago

• Think of Troilus

  
  Magnificent Octopus — Authority: 116
  Jealous lovers are more respectable, less ridiculous, than jealous husbands. They are supported by the weight of literature. Betrayed lovers are tragic, never comic. Think of Troilus. — from The End of the Affair , by Graham Greene. (Im only about 50 pages in. The above is from page 17, and I think theres ...
  1 week ago

• AS Study Guides for "Brighton Rock" by Graham Greene

  
  Go For Gold — Authority: 108
  Both are excellent study aids. But remember to analysis the text yourself before referring to them as you need to develop your own critical faculties . http://www.docstoc.com/docs/7284285/Brighton-Rock-study-guide-final-version http://www.eriding.net/amoore/prose/brighton.htm
  1 week ago

• Exclusive new featurette with The Twilight Saga: New Moon Wolf Pack in action

  
  Film Fetish — Authority: 138
  Taylor Lautner as Jacob and Kristen Stewart as Bella Swan in The Twilight Saga: New Moon MSN has posted a new featurette online for The Twilight Saga: New Moon that gives a bit of background on the Wolf Pack – some of the pivotal characters from the sequel. The Wolf Pack are a group of Native Americans...
  2 weeks ago

• No Orson Welles? No chance

  
  The Guardian - guardian.co.uk — Authority: 982
  No Orson. No zither. No masterful expressionism. Tobey Maguire instead of Joseph Cotten. Ageless pod actors instead of worry-lined titans. Maybe you shouldnt step in the Turd Man, Leo Hold on to something firm and reliable, please this paper has no wish to cause accidents. Some stories hurt. Thus, there is a rumour ...
  2 weeks ago

• An Alternative To NCIS: Operation Home Base--The Newest Military Drama

  
  Theresa Chaze, Wiccan and Magical Fantasy Writer — Authority: 116
  Operation Home Base is a military drama about fictional non profit organization that gives support to military personnel and their families. Staffed with unique characters, each of which has their own reasons for wanting to help military personnel, OHB is designed to build a bridge between the civilian population and ...
  2 weeks ago

• The sad priest

  
  devour books. poop words. — Authority: 112
  I finished The Power and the Glory today and loved it.  Going into this book, I wasnt sure what to expect.  Ive never read any Greene before, and from just the back cover, I wasnt entirely sure if this was "my type" of book.  But of course, I try to read everything and anything, and so I went into this with an ...
  3 weeks ago

• [236] The End of the Affair – Graham Greene

  
  A Guy's Moleskine Notebook — Authority: 126
  “And yet I could feel no trust: in the act of love I could be arrogant, but alone I had only to look in the mirror to see doubt, in the shape of a lined face and a lame leg—why me? . . . Distrust grows with a lover’s success.” [48] Love is hate and hate is love. Hate multiplies upon the strength of love. ...
  3 weeks ago

• A little moment of tragedy

  
  devour books. poop words. — Authority: 112
  Reading a bit of The Power and the Glory before I head to sleep (yes, it is 5 am).  Im not very far into it, but I was trying to finish up Chapter 4 before I went to bed.  This last scene before the next chapter came out of left field for me, in the sense that I hadnt expected it to affect me, but it completely ...
  3 weeks ago

• The stack

  
  Magnificent Octopus — Authority: 116
  Pictured in random order, but described in a particular order according to a logic I couldnt possibly begin to explain to anyone. (Ive already actually read a couple of these, but theyre still in the stack as books I have to contend with (write about, shelve, pass on to someone else). It may not look like much of a ...
  4 weeks ago

• My Favorite 10 - Books (Fiction)

  
  tangled up in views — Authority: 91
  This one wasn’t easy either. It began with 49, came down to 17, and finally, it got stuck at 11. Similarity of the subject in two titles made things easy for me. ‘Brave New World’ lost to ‘Nineteen Eighty-Four’ (my apologies to Mr. Huxley). *The parameters remain the same as in the previous list. ...
  4 weeks ago

• Throwback Tuesday: Dances With Wolves (1990)

  
  Movie Mobsters — Authority: 130
  181 Minutes Directed By: Kevin CostnerWritten By: Michael BlakeStaring: Kevin Costner, Mary McDonnell, Graham Greene, Rodney A. Grant, Floyd ‘Red Crow’ Westerman, and Tantoo CardinalWith Ten Bears, it was always more than a while. There was purpose in everything he did, and I knew he wanted me to stay. But I was ...
  4 weeks ago

• Notes For October 2nd, 2009

  
  The INTERNET WRITING WORKSHOP — Authority: 125
  This Day In Writing History On October 2nd, 1904, the famous British writer Graham Greene was born. He was born in Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire, England. The fourth of six children, his younger brother Hugh would become Director-General of the BBC. Greenes father, Charles, was Second Master at Berkhamsted School. In ...
  5 weeks ago

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