Since I've already posted my review of Chicago XXX on The Review Revue and on Le Petit Mort methinks I'll take a pass on reposting it here. Feel free to follow either of those links if you'd like to read it.
For those of you just joining the blogging in progress, I've also created a full index of my reviews (including reviews of books, movies, and music).
Now back to our regularly scheduled trivialities and banalities...
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About Me
- Perplexio
- I'm a perpetually puzzling and persistently pleasant person. My purpose is to propose perplexing points and queries to the predominantly problematic issues concerns and etc. pervading, invading, overtaking our lives via the perpetual posturing of pretentious celebrity types who purport to know better than we pious people how to live our otherwise pleasant lives. Prior to further perplexing you it is an honour and pleasure to make your acquaintance.... And it's also a good thing I don't have any spitting problems or my monitor would be drenched by now.
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2 comments:
I will have to check out your reviews. I want to read "The Sparrow" now. Thanks for your suggestion.
Phoenix - Thanks man, I kind of wish I'd started reviewing books earlier. I would certainly have written a review of The Sparrow it's been several months since I read it and I also read the sequel, The Children of God so it's not exactly fresh in my mind to write a review of.
There are some shorter books that I want to go back and re-read so I can write reviews-- Douglas Coupland's Life After God (which I've read more times than I can count), Jay McInerney's Bright Lights, Big City (I've already read it about 4 times) and John Birmingham's He Died With a Felafel In His Hand (I've read it twice) are all on that list of books to re-read.
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