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I inhaled this book in one night. The prose is hypnotic and the story mysteriously mesmerizing. It pitches you head first into a delirious and wicked world that I personally never wanted to leave. It’s a fever dream of a book that takes you for a ride that leaves your heart aching, but still hopeful. I’m utterly obsessed with it.
A memoir written partially in second person? Sign me up! Every chapter reads like a poem and/or an essay. It’’s a wealth of historical and cultural knowledge while still being incredibly intimate and raw. The story itself is a page turner despite its unusual format. I was captivated and moved and loved every word.
I wanted to like this book and there were some wonderful things about it, but ultimately it fell short for me. It’s an homage to slasher horror flicks and the author’s passion and knowledge on the subject was infectious, but the story itself was lacking. Even for a late franchise slasher movie the ending of this book would have been bad, it’s messy, a little confusing, and to be completely honest, stupid. I enjoyed a lot of the prose and the spirit of this book, but it was a disappointment.
Material World: No not Madonna.
The fiber-optic cables that weave the World Wide Web, the copper veins of our electric grids, the silicon chips and lithium batteries that power our phones and cars.
A fascinating overview of the scale of human resource extaction from our finite planet. The gigantic scale of mining for stuff is reaching limits in many areas. Succinct and entertaining descriptions of what we are up against in our efforts to reach some sort of sustainability.
We don’t spend much time really thinking about roads, but this book will make you think again. Our obliviousness about the side effects of our endless pursuit of efficiency is passionately exposed in this heartfelt and compassionate book. In the sprit of the writings of John McPhee, Goldfarb will introduce you to compelling characters engaged in “road ecology”.
One of the least popular people out there and still digging his own hole. That said he is remarkable. rilliant, egomaniacle, empathy free, politically unpredictable, and one of the most impactful men on the planet. Following his technologies alone makes this worth reading.
Guilty pleasure. Author of "COMA" and 30 deriviative novels. Mediocre writing but the protrayal of the medical world as a dark and morally bankrupt entity (wiht a few implacable heros as exceptions) is strangely satisfying. I have read almost all of Cooks novels but no really proud of it.
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Taken by the Shawnee
May 5 5 pm
Sallie Bingham
In 1779, Sallie Bingham’s
ancestor Margaret Erskine
left Virginia with her husband and baby. Heading west, her family was murdered and she was captured by the Shawnee, who brought her to live among them for the next four years.
Sallie recounts this fascinating story of capture, survival, progress, healing, and return with lush descriptions and respect for all involved with Margaret’s complicated story.
Language Classes
We offer French, Spanish and Italian conversational language classes in the store.
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I inhaled this book in one night. The prose is hypnotic and the story mysteriously mesmerizing. It pitches you head first into a delirious and wicked world that I personally never wanted to leave. It’s a fever dream of a book that takes you for a ride that leaves your heart aching, but still hopeful. I’m utterly obsessed with it.
A memoir written partially in second person? Sign me up! Every chapter reads like a poem and/or an essay. It’’s a wealth of historical and cultural knowledge while still being incredibly intimate and raw. The story itself is a page turner despite its unusual format. I was captivated and moved and loved every word.
I wanted to like this book and there were some wonderful things about it, but ultimately it fell short for me. It’s an homage to slasher horror flicks and the author’s passion and knowledge on the subject was infectious, but the story itself was lacking. Even for a late franchise slasher movie the ending of this book would have been bad, it’s messy, a little confusing, and to be completely honest, stupid. I enjoyed a lot of the prose and the spirit of this book, but it was a disappointment.
Material World: No not Madonna.
The fiber-optic cables that weave the World Wide Web, the copper veins of our electric grids, the silicon chips and lithium batteries that power our phones and cars. A fascinating overview of the scale of human resource extaction from our finite planet. The gigantic scale of mining for stuff is reaching limits in many areas. Succinct and entertaining descriptions of what we are up against in our efforts to reach some sort of sustainability.
The fiber-optic cables that weave the World Wide Web, the copper veins of our electric grids, the silicon chips and lithium batteries that power our phones and cars. A fascinating overview of the scale of human resource extaction from our finite planet. The gigantic scale of mining for stuff is reaching limits in many areas. Succinct and entertaining descriptions of what we are up against in our efforts to reach some sort of sustainability.
We don’t spend much time really thinking about roads, but this book will make you think again. Our obliviousness about the side effects of our endless pursuit of efficiency is passionately exposed in this heartfelt and compassionate book. In the sprit of the writings of John McPhee, Goldfarb will introduce you to compelling characters engaged in “road ecology”.
One of the least popular people out there and still digging his own hole. That said he is remarkable. rilliant, egomaniacle, empathy free, politically unpredictable, and one of the most impactful men on the planet. Following his technologies alone makes this worth reading.
Guilty pleasure. Author of "COMA" and 30 deriviative novels. Mediocre writing but the protrayal of the medical world as a dark and morally bankrupt entity (wiht a few implacable heros as exceptions) is strangely satisfying. I have read almost all of Cooks novels but no really proud of it.
Next Event
See Flyer
Taken by the Shawnee
May 5 5 pm
Sallie Bingham
In 1779, Sallie Bingham’s ancestor Margaret Erskine left Virginia with her husband and baby. Heading west, her family was murdered and she was captured by the Shawnee, who brought her to live among them for the next four years. Sallie recounts this fascinating story of capture, survival, progress, healing, and return with lush descriptions and respect for all involved with Margaret’s complicated story.
Language Classes
We offer French, Spanish and Italian conversational language classes in the store.
Language class schedule Contact us