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  • Kealan Patrick Burke
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    200 pages into BLOOD MERIDIAN, and brutal is an understatement.

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  • William J. Grabowski
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    McCarthy is untouchable. It's also a great experience reading any Coen brothers' script.

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  • Tommy
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    Originally posted by Kealan Patrick Burke View Post
    Currently reading BLOOD MERIDIAN by Cormac McCarthy.
    Not only my favorite Cormac McCarthy novel but also one of my favorite books in general, so brutal, love it!

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  • Kealan Patrick Burke
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    Currently reading BLOOD MERIDIAN by Cormac McCarthy.

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  • Kealan Patrick Burke
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    I'm reading GATES OF EDEN by Ethan Coen.

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  • Kealan Patrick Burke
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    Originally posted by TJCams View Post
    I will be finishing up Underneath tonight. Kealan - another fine job. I am finding I am really enjoying your very short stories. They are very captivating, and easy to read, which is a good thing of course. Glad I stumbled upon CD somehow and found authors such as yourself.
    Thanks TJ!

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  • TJCams
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    I will be finishing up Underneath tonight. Kealan - another fine job. I am finding I am really enjoying your very short stories. They are very captivating, and easy to read, which is a good thing of course. Glad I stumbled upon CD somehow and found authors such as yourself.

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  • Kealan Patrick Burke
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    Originally posted by Tommy View Post
    Finished Stage Whispers last night, very cool, can't wait to get to Nemesis
    Thanks Tommy! Delighted to hear you enjoyed it!

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  • RJK1981
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    Originally posted by Kealan Patrick Burke View Post
    John Little is a wonderful writer too. His THE MEMORY TREE destroyed me.
    Same here. One of the best books I have read really.

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  • Tommy
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    Finished Stage Whispers last night, very cool, can't wait to get to Nemesis

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  • TJCams
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    Originally posted by Kealan Patrick Burke View Post
    John Little is a wonderful writer too. His THE MEMORY TREE destroyed me.
    I have been meaning to read that Little too - some of his books (e-books anyways) sound great!

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  • Kealan Patrick Burke
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    John Little is a wonderful writer too. His THE MEMORY TREE destroyed me.

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  • RJK1981
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    Originally posted by Kealan Patrick Burke View Post
    He's an acquired taste, that's for sure. I would suggest THE RESORT or THE POLICY, the latter being my favorite of his books.
    Have only read a couple of his stuff, but The Policy was my first read of Bentley Little's (He's one of 2 Little's I am a fan of) and it was a very good read.

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  • Kealan Patrick Burke
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    Originally posted by TJCams View Post
    Little is one author I discovered by finding CD. I have yet to read any of his books - although there was a short story or two that I have read in CD mag. Any suggestions on what Little novel is a good starter, or does it really matter?
    He's an acquired taste, that's for sure. I would suggest THE RESORT or THE POLICY, the latter being my favorite of his books.

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  • Ben Staad
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    Dropped Insomnia and picked up Black Feathers by Joseph D'Lacey. It's okay (so far) but the author took the first 200 pages to put in place the back story.

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