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The Origin of Species
Author: Charles Darwin Publisher: Penguin Date Published: 1869 Pages: 459 I have finally finished ‘The Origin of Species’, a book that is still so controversial that a movie about Darwin’s life couldn’t even find distribution in the United States. It took me … Continue reading
Posted in ♥♥♥½ - 3½/5, Non-Fiction, Science
Tagged animals, Biology, Book Reviews, books, Charles Darwin, Christianity, Classics, Creationism, Darwinism, Evolution, Natural Selection, nature, Non-Fiction, Penguin, Pidgeons, religion, reviews, Science, sex
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30 Minute Meals: A Commonsense Guide
Publisher: Murdoch Books Date Published: 2009 Pages: 383 ’30 Minute Meals’ is the newest in the Commonsense Guide cookery line from Murdoch Books. I was a little surprised to see it on the shelf, given that they have already covered … Continue reading
Posted in ♥♥♥½ - 3½/5, Cooking Books, Non-Fiction
Tagged Book Reviews, books, Commonsense, cooking, Cooking Books, cuisine, culture, family, food, Murdoch Books, Non-Fiction, nutrition, recipes, reviews
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Franklin Booth: American Illustrator
Editor: Manuel Auad Publisher: Auad Publishing Date Published: 2005 Pages: 128 Franklin Booth is one of the most important and influential artists of the nineteenth and twentieth centures. He is a true master of the pen and brush and his … Continue reading
Posted in Art, ♥♥♥½ - 3½/5, Non-Fiction
Tagged America, art, Auad Publishing, Book Reviews, books, Franklin Booth, illustration, Non-Fiction, reviews, romanticism
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12 Days
Author/Artist: June Kim Publisher: Tokyopop Date Published: 2006 Volume/s: 1 Only Pages: 208 When Jackie’s ex-lover Noah dies, she decides the best and quickest way to get over the love of her life is to hold a personal ritual with … Continue reading
Posted in ♥♥♥½ - 3½/5, Fiction, Gay & Lesbian, Graphic Novels & Manga
Tagged 12 Days, art, Book Reviews, books, comics, death, drama, family, Fiction, gay, Graphic Novels, Grief, Homosexuality, illustration, June Kim, lesbian, Life, love, Manga, reviews, sexuality, Tokyopop, women
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Orange
Author/Artist: Benjamin Publisher: Tokyopop Date Published: 2006 Pages: 144 Her name is Orange. She’s a young girl in high school, coming of age in the heart of the city. And she has decided she has nothing to live for. Not … Continue reading
Posted in ♥♥♥½ - 3½/5, Fiction, Graphic Novels & Manga
Tagged art, Benjamin, Book Reviews, books, China, comics, Contemporary, culture, death, Fiction, Graphic Novels, Life, love, Manga, Manhua, Orange, Pop Art, reviews, sex, suicide, Tokyopop
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Fusion Junction 2
Publisher: ABDOTC Publishing Date Published: 2007 Pages: 113 Size: 10.2″ by 7.4″ (Hardcover) A collection of contemporary character art ‘Fusion Junction 2’ continues the compendium of modern game, cartoon and comic character design established in ‘Fusion Junction 1‘. Four new artists are featured in … Continue reading
Posted in Art, ♥♥♥½ - 3½/5, Non-Fiction
Tagged ABDOTC Publishing, Agasang, America, art, Book Reviews, books, character design, comics, Contemporary, culture, Design, Fusion Junction, Games, Graphic Novels, graphics, illustration, Japan, Korea, LeSean Thomas, Manga, modern, Non-Fiction, Pop Art, reviews, Stoneman, Taira Akitu
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Lolita
Author: Vladimir Nabokov Publisher: Penguin Dates Published: 1955 Pages: 336 ‘Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins. My sin, my soul.’ Poet and pervert, Humbert Humbert becomes obsessed by twelve-year-old Lolita and seeks to possess her, first carnally … Continue reading
Posted in ♥♥♥½ - 3½/5, Classics, Fiction
Tagged abuse, America, Book Reviews, books, childhood, children, Classics, culture, England, family, Fiction, fucking, Humbert, incest, Innocence, Life, Lolita, love, lust, men, modern, nymphet, paedophile, paedophilia, Penguin, rape, reviews, sex, sexual abuse, sexuality, Vladimir Nabokov
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She
Author: H. Rider Haggard Publisher: Penguin Dates Published: 1886 Pages: 368 On his twenty-fifth birthday, Leo Vincey opens the silver casket that his father has left to him. It contains a letter recounting the legend of a white sorceress who … Continue reading
Posted in ♥♥♥½ - 3½/5, Classics, Fantasy, Fiction
Tagged Adventure, Africa, Ayesha, Book Reviews, books, Brittain, Classics, Colonialism, culture, death, England, exploration, female, femininity, Fiction, H Rider Haggard, Humanity, Immortality, Imperialism, Life, love, lust, magic, masculinity, men, misogyny, Penguin, Racism, religion, reviews, romance, romanticism, sex, sexuality, She, She-who-must-be-obeyed, Sin, Violence, Witchcraft, woman
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Small House Tokyo
Creator: Naohisa Kuriyama Introduction Author: Brett Bull Publisher: cocoro books Date Published: 2008 Pages: 72 Size: 8’3 x 5’9 x 0’3 inches “How The Japanese Live Well In Small Spaces” ‘Small House Tokyo’ is a pocket sized showcase of the recent … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, ♥♥♥½ - 3½/5, Non-Fiction
Tagged Apollo, Architects, Architecture, Book Reviews, books, cocoro books, Concrete, Contemporary, D3 Studio, Design, Glass, Homes, Housing, Interior Design, Japan, Japanese, Jun Ishikawa, K2 Studio, Kyosho Jutaku, Micro Homes, modern, Non-Fiction, reviews, Shuhei Endo, Soichi Kubo, Space, Tokyo, Wood, Yo Yamagata
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