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Goo Amirlan amirlangoo — "Best Trashy Book" - reviewed by Ashly Mitchell

Sid Bhat sidbhat — fucking love it.

Juliana Bravin julianabravin — Eh. Another "from the point of view of mythical/historical women" book, this is the story of Helena, mother of Constantine, first Christian ruler of ancient Rome. Ties to Avalon come with Helena, who was raised as a priestess there. This is written by the woman who took over the "Avalon" franchise when Bradly kicked the bucket. Guess that's why despite its promise it pretty much sucks. I left it in my hotel room. On purpose.

Humberto Gonzalez humbertoglz — A moving account of various aspects of losing one's normal vision and other senses. Oliver Sacks' own experience -- his lack of ability to recognize faces and his near blindness -- is one of the most personal accounts. I am also relieved to know that many people have limited "visual imagery" while they have perfect "visual perception". I can not imagine a single line when I close my eyes. It has troubled me since I discovered that others can, and can manipulate fully imaged objects dynamically. I wonder if I am deprived of a particular experience, and thus the knowledge from such experience. I have wondered if I am among the very few. In this book, Sacks indicated that he himself has no "visual imagery" either. Many researchers have tried to connect the "thinking in pictures" versus the kind that relies largely on abstraction (such as language) to how we think, and how we experience the world. To me, the sensory world is a wonder. But we rarely appreciate it fully because what we are given seems to be perfectly entitled. Sacks constantly remind us that it is not so; in the full spectrum of sensory experience, we can also learn to be grateful and be truly aware.

Fatih Can fatihcansarioz — Full of great recipes for both the regular home cook and the professional. There are recipes for starters and bread doughs that the average home baker would probably not spend the time as they lean more towards someone who is in the baking field. But the cake recipes further into the book are suitable for any level and sound delicious. One of my favourite bakeries in Sydney - it is great to know how all their gorgeous treats are made.

Pat Pollock patapollock7c8c — A wonderful collection of darkly glittering tales. Haunting - and haunted - characters and distinctive landscapes.