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Non Fiction - General: ... Three of U.S.: A New Life in New York by Joanna Coles and Peter Godwin Joanna and Peter are two British journalists / authors who live in New York. Joanna writes on occasion for the Guardian and various glossies, and Peter writes books with scintillating titles such as A white boy in Africa . They re also a 30 something un marries, childless couple as the book begins. And this book is a diary, written day b...
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	Crime / Thriller ... . . EX, FANG, GORE, HACK, ITCH, JAIL, KILL, LAG, MACE, NOOSE, OATH, PAIN, QUEER, RAT, STOOL, TAIL, UPROAR, VAULT, WELSH, X, YEGG, ZAP* Oh, the power of language! What do you think, which title sells better: ´Axe´ or ´The Mysterious Disappearance Of The Woodcutter´? Silly question, eh? The brain of readers whose native tongue is English is impressed by short, one syllable words (the Germanic heritage), hence ´Kill Bill´ is just perfect as far as titles go. Of course ´The Mysterious Disappearance Of The Woodcutter´ will also find its readers, one-syllable titles attract the lovers of hardcore, brutal, ´noir´ thrillers whereas long titles with long words attract the conn... Read the full review: AXE, BLOOD, CORPSE, DEATH . . . by MALU
	Non Fiction - General ... mum is a member of Omegatrend, a fast growing network organisation in Australia. It has also spread to other countries in Asia and is being established in the US. Personality Plus is one of the books on Omegatrend's reading list. My mum has read it and she enjoyed it so much and got so much knowledge out of it that she sent me a copy of it. I have only read half of it so far, but i love it so much that am recommending it. Florence Littauer, the author and her husband conduct marriage seminars, and personality conferences throughout the US. The book does not appear to have been written from a researcher's perspective, it appears to be writen more form the au... Read the full review: Personality Plus by Themaddog74
	Biography ... ~ Ben Hogan was born in 1912 in Dublin, Ohio, the youngest of three children. His father owned the local blacksmith?s shop, and there was nothing in the young Hogan?s childhood that would have indicated that as an adult he would become (arguably) the greatest professional golfer of the 20th century. He has long been one of my favourite golfers, and although I never had the opportunity to see him play in the flesh during his heyday in the late 1940?s and 1950?s, I was regaled during my early years on stories of his various achievements and exploits by my late father. ~ ~ But Ben Hogan was an enigma. A man who played... Read the full review: The Wee Man by kenjohn