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Here's the list of books from my bookclub. If you're interested in joining, please be aware that membership is highly restricted, and you must be either a brother of mine, or a brother of a brother of mine. Rules are that the books must be critically acclaimed Sci-Fi, from rece…
** Spoiler warning ** - Edmond Dantès - - Sinbad the Sailor - The Count of Monte Cristo - The Abbè Bussoni - Lord Witmore - Zirconi - Monsieur Morrel - boat owner - Dangles - Supercargo - Baron Dangles Banker - Louis Dantes - father of Edmond - Mercédès - Landry Mondego - Countes…
A small, self-contained universe; or a universe reached through a small opening — such as the cupboard in the lion the witch and the wardrobe. (Do not view source of this page.) See also - Paracosm…
Doc: A paradox! Marty: What? Doc: A paradox! Marty: You mean one of those things that destroys the universe? — *Back to the Future II* A temporal paradox is any paradox that arises due to a person, object, or information, travelling backward in time. As discussed in Unbound…
A Character Study of Bertram Wooster. P.G. Wodehouse has created numerous characters with a range of attributes - and I ought to catalog as many as I can in this short life allotted to me. The tragedy of someone like Wodehouse is that his output was so prolific that in a normal…
"Something Happened" is Joseph Heller's second book. His first book was "Catch 22" which has often been called the greatest book of the 20th Century, while "Something Happened" is a much less likeable book, a thoroughly unenjoyable book, a well-crafted work of art, hard to put do…
ah -- it takes me back the smell of this biscuit. this is how the book begins -- and right now -- the thought of the opening of 'a remembrance of things past' or 'in search of lost time' -- invokes in me a stirring of a strange memory of having recently seen an episode of "the…
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