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A graphic designing wordsmith, with a decade-plus career in community journalism behind me. Take a mean photo, have a new camera, and have been riding the wave of Twitter for more than a year.
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CD Review: Sinking Ships - Disconnecting
This isn’t three-chord bop (bastards of punk) anymore (not that’s there anything wrong with that).
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Book Review: Challenge by Bob Hoffman
Your mind, your country. They're not what they appear to be. Your desires aren't your own. Not in Challenge.
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Book Review: Omens by Jim W. Coleman
An evil tale about werewolves, small towns, and bitten penises.
Your ears have rarely had it so bad. Anger as a misfired virtue.
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CD Review: Gracer - Voices Travel, A Bitter Coffee Experience
This album is remarkably free of cynicism, jism and nihilism.
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Book Review: Business As Usual by David Mazzotta, A Corporate Farce
Most of the characters by the end realize that despite their clever clothes and smart smirks, they're really just fiercely disillusioned slackers at heart.
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Steroids Bury Bonds; The Needle and the Damage Done to Baseball’s Hall of Fame
Cheaters don't belong in the Hall of Fame.
The Steelers aren't going to know what hit them until the black eye shows in the morning.
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Review (3-CD set): Alabama — Livin; Lovin' Rockin' Rollin' The 25th Anniversary Collection
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Book Review: Sand Storm by Steve Clackson
In a "24-esque" stomach-clench of a story, a lot of good people die. A handful of terrorists get the shaft. Set in a post-9-11 world, the tale compels.
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