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<blockquote data-quote="Jack7" data-source="post: 5154036" data-attributes="member: 54707"><p><strong>Faction</strong></p><p></p><p><em>The Greatest Minds and Ideas of All Time</em>, Will Durant</p><p><em>The Many Faces of God</em></p><p><em>Teresa of Avila</em></p><p><em>How to Draw Realistic Faces</em></p><p><em></em></p><p></p><p><strong>Fiction</strong></p><p></p><p><em>Potshot</em>, this book was really good but had a lot of mistakes for a Parker book</p><p><em>Summer Knight</em> - I haven't read the Dresden books in order so it is always interesting to me figuring out the relationships between characters out of sequence.</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong>Books on CD</strong></p><p></p><p><em>The Commodore</em>, Patrick O'Brian - one of the bets of the superb series</p><p><em>Death of a Colonial</em>, Bruce Alexander - Alexander is far too vastly underappreciated</p><p><em>The Ah-Ha Phenomenon</em> - Jack Flanders</p><p></p><p></p><p><strong>Lectures</strong></p><p></p><p><em>The Anglo-Saxon World</em>, Michael "D.C." Drout - one of my favorite lecturers and professors, this series of lectures has been extremely interesting and outright entertaining. I like the way he begins every lecture with a literary, religious, or historical text sample in Anglo Saxon or Olde English. It has given me loads of material for my own fictional works, and has suggested a lot of good research material.</p><p></p><p>Sum sceal mid hearpan aet his hlafordes</p><p>fotum sittan, feoh picgan,</p><p>ond a snellice snere wraestan,</p><p>laetan scralletan sceacol, se pe hleaped</p><p>naegl meomegende; bith him neod micel. </p><p></p><p></p><p>I know this is a bit off topic but I've been rewatching <em>Kung Fu</em> from the first season onwards, as well as rewatchign the <em>Wild, Wild West</em> from the first episode. I've enjoyed both immensely. I'm also relistening to the opera <em>Elias/Elijah</em> by Mendelssohn, which I haven't listened to since college. Maybe twenty or more years ago. I really like it. The libretto alone is a very interesting work.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jack7, post: 5154036, member: 54707"] [B]Faction[/B] [I]The Greatest Minds and Ideas of All Time[/I], Will Durant [I]The Many Faces of God Teresa of Avila How to Draw Realistic Faces [/I] [B]Fiction[/B] [I]Potshot[/I], this book was really good but had a lot of mistakes for a Parker book [I]Summer Knight[/I] - I haven't read the Dresden books in order so it is always interesting to me figuring out the relationships between characters out of sequence. [B]Books on CD[/B] [I]The Commodore[/I], Patrick O'Brian - one of the bets of the superb series [I]Death of a Colonial[/I], Bruce Alexander - Alexander is far too vastly underappreciated [I]The Ah-Ha Phenomenon[/I] - Jack Flanders [B]Lectures[/B] [I]The Anglo-Saxon World[/I], Michael "D.C." Drout - one of my favorite lecturers and professors, this series of lectures has been extremely interesting and outright entertaining. I like the way he begins every lecture with a literary, religious, or historical text sample in Anglo Saxon or Olde English. It has given me loads of material for my own fictional works, and has suggested a lot of good research material. Sum sceal mid hearpan aet his hlafordes fotum sittan, feoh picgan, ond a snellice snere wraestan, laetan scralletan sceacol, se pe hleaped naegl meomegende; bith him neod micel. I know this is a bit off topic but I've been rewatching [I]Kung Fu[/I] from the first season onwards, as well as rewatchign the [I]Wild, Wild West[/I] from the first episode. I've enjoyed both immensely. I'm also relistening to the opera [I]Elias/Elijah[/I] by Mendelssohn, which I haven't listened to since college. Maybe twenty or more years ago. I really like it. The libretto alone is a very interesting work. [/QUOTE]
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