Name: Fleiger
Dateline: Cupertino, CA
Weblog: lazyhabits.wordpress.com [RSS]
Articles: 9
First Published: Wednesday, May 16, 2007
Last Published: Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Fleiger is a book-lover by hobby. Favorite genre include fantasy, science fiction, thrillers, mystery, and almost everything you can read.
His books reviews and other thoughts can be found at Lazy Habits.Currently listing articles 9-1:
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Book Review: Never Surrender by Michael Dobbs— The story of Sir Winston Churchill during his most trying of times.
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Book Review: Dark Tales Volume 11— If you cannot keep your eyes away from the book even when you are horrified, this collection is for you.
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An Interview with James Houston Turner, Author of The Identity Factor— "Finally, I had a sense of purpose... that my life was not yet supposed to end."
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Book Review: Milrose Munce and the Den of Professional Help by Douglas Anthony Cooper— The halls of school are filled with Moaning Myrtles, with differing degrees of humour and sense and potential thereof.
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Book Review: Visionary from the Stars by Virginia Lori Jennings— If you are looking for a nice, interesting sci-fi novel, do get your hands on this one.
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Book Review: The Identity Factor by James Houston Turner
— The thriller leaves you with the familiar feeling at the end that “you see, but you do not observe.”
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Book Review: The Last Legion by Valerio Massimo Manfredi— A story of legends, and starting point for others...
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Book Review: Stardust by Neil Gaiman— This story gives the term "star-crossed lover" a new meaning.
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Book Review: The Egyptologist by Arthur Phillips— A dark tale of how easily interest can turn into obsession; how scholarly interests can turn into monomania and ambition.
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