Book 73: Further Tales of the City – Armistead Maupin
Are you sick of the Tales of the City reviews yet? I hope not! I’m just finishing up Babycakes and should […]
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Book 72: More Tales of the City – Armistead Maupin
More Tales of the City picks up where Tales of the City ends and is just as entertaining and difficult
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Book 71: Tales of the City – Armistead Maupin
I first read Tales of the City for a class my final year of undergrad. It was for a course on
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Book 65: From Boys to Men: Gay Men Write About Growing Up – Ted Gideonse and Rob Williams (eds.)
This book is a bit unusual in that I have no idea when or where I picked up this collection
Book 48: The Secret Fruit of Peter Paddington – Brian Francis
When I picked up this novel the back cover read as follows, “Peter Paddington is your typical thirteen-year-old paperboy with
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Book 46: Hero – Perry Moore
Let’s just say that any book that assumes superpowers are commonplace in society is already off to a good start.
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Oh Hey, Big City…
This is why I love living in Boston, a ‘big city.’ Yesterday I was desperately searching for five copies of
Book 40: Boston Noir – Dennis Lehane (ed.)
I assumed this was a random small collection of short stories as I picked it up for very cheap at
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Book 29: Role Models – John Waters
What a fascinating memoir. I knew who John Waters was based on his picture, but had no idea what he
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