What are you reading
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Reanimatrix - Pete Rawlik
"Some say the war drove Robert Peaslee mad. Others suggest that given what happened to his father, madness was inevitable. He’s spent years trying to forget the monsters that haunt his dreams, but now has returned to witch-haunted Arkham to do the only job that he’s qualified for, handling the crimes other cops would prefer to never talk about. He’s the hero Arkham doesn’t even know it has..."
"Some say the war drove Robert Peaslee mad. Others suggest that given what happened to his father, madness was inevitable. He’s spent years trying to forget the monsters that haunt his dreams, but now has returned to witch-haunted Arkham to do the only job that he’s qualified for, handling the crimes other cops would prefer to never talk about. He’s the hero Arkham doesn’t even know it has..."
danthebugman
BoM Nov '10
Been my goal this year to read more instead of vegging out in front of the TV or computer. Just finished If Disney Ran Your Hospital and working my way through three books:Content Marketing Works, We Destroy Arguments, and The Servant.
After finishing The Bubishi for the third time, I started on this.
It's a misleading title because it's a little too sensational. This is more of a primer on the nervous system and why the various vital points cause the reactions that they do when activated
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It's a misleading title because it's a little too sensational. This is more of a primer on the nervous system and why the various vital points cause the reactions that they do when activated
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Not gonna lie, I thought this was a book about the movie Bloodsport.After finishing The Bubishi for the third time, I started on this.
It's a misleading title because it's a little too sensational. This is more of a primer on the nervous system and why the various vital points cause the reactions that they do when activated
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Bloodsport - the BEST bad movie from the 80s
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BigSkySmoke
Lanceros, Cowgirls and Burritos
Read this every couple years. Haven't taken the time to sit and just read lately. So I threw this on my bag and finally getting to it.
Right now? The forum
Just got done reading this. Great read
Ranger's Apprentice by John Flanagan
At Home in the House of My Fathers by Harrison, Matthew
At Home in the House of My Fathers by Harrison, Matthew
BigSkySmoke
Lanceros, Cowgirls and Burritos
I need to download the One Year After and start it. I love these type of books.
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I absolutely loved that book... If you want even more post-apoc fiction, check out Lights Out by (Crawford I think) - it's pretty wild
BigSkySmoke
Lanceros, Cowgirls and Burritos
I did read the early online version. He was posting it on ARFCOM years ago. But I haven't read the published/version and really need to.
Good fantasy read
