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Tag Archives: fictional characters
Alex Cross, Run: an audiobook review
In the 15 years since Morgan Freeman starred in the first Alex Cross movie, Kiss the Girls, I’ve enjoyed quite a few James Patterson thrillers in films, books, and audiobooks. He knows how to keep you on the edge of your … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Book Reviews, Books
Tagged Alex Cross Run, authors, book reviews, books, fictional characters, James Patterson
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The Annotated Wind in the Willows
“The Mole had been working very hard all the morning, spring-cleaning his little home.” So begins one of the great literary adventures of my life, The Wind in the Willows, published in 1908 by Kenneth Grahame. I’ve written about The … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, art, Authors, Book Reviews, Books, Imagination, Novels
Tagged Animals, art, authors, book reviews, books, fantasy, fiction, fictional characters, imagination, Kenneth Grahame, The Wind in the Willows
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The Prophet by Michael Koryta: a book review
Half the storefronts are empty in Chambers, Ohio. Abandoned steel mills stand as silent monuments to a past that will never return. Two brothers, Kent and Adam Austin, work in two of the biggest industries that remain in the town … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Book Reviews, Books, Characters, ghosts, Novels
Tagged authors, book reviews, books, fictional characters, ghosts, Michael Koryta, Novels
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Copyrights and the Olympic Opening Ceremony
Since my July 24 post on copyrights http://wp.me/pYql4-2fA generated significant interest, I want to direct you to another blog post discussing the probable copyright violations of Danny Boyle in his fanciful opening ceremony at the Olympics. In her article “Reclaiming … Continue reading
Posted in Authors, Culture, Current Events, Fantasy, Movies
Tagged 2012, copyright, Culture, Danny Boyle, fantasy, fictional characters, movies, Television
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Notes on Superman and The Superman Song
It doesn’t take much reflection on superheroes (see my previous Batman post) to remember Superman. For me, he always brings to mind a strange, funny, and poignant song by The Crash Test Dummies from their 1991 debut album, “The Ghosts … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Fantasy, Movies
Tagged Christopher Reeve, Comics, Crash Test Dummies, Culture, fantasy, fictional characters, movies, Popular culture, Superheroes
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