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Kelsey Noland kelseynoland — Alan Moore on autopilot is still fun. A few ideas seem like Grant Morrison light. Which is weird. I do wonder whether the cosmology in the series is his actual belief system. Is he using this fiction to summon gods? He is an actual practicing warlock so...

郑 籽籽 shantaozi — ye kare tahghighie ghable ghabool dar bareye dostoyevski

Laura David lauradavid — It just wouldn't end!

Danielle Whitburn _anielle_hitburn — "But I've found that while a spontaneous personality may cause me to adopt a more flexible schedule, ***spontaneity isn't an excuse for me to ignore the importance of discipine.*** And discipline is important for my spiritual life. In fact, it is the path by which the good news of Christ gives meaningful shape to all the days of my life. Maybe discipline seems like a hard word to you now -- one full of challenge and perhaps of duty. But be prepared to discover that discipline is your lifeline, something that you learn to embrace and thank God for as you grow in him" (12, emphasis mine).

Fulaij Alfulaij _ulaij_al_b1fc — Loved this book - made me laugh a lot. I have to admit that I stopped reading about the time I knew Marley was going downhill and would soon die. I have gone through that personally and didn't need to re-live it through the book.

Berenice M berenicemf4a7 — The Seven Whistlers is the newest in the growing line of collaborations between Benson and Golden, but is not a part of their Ghosts of Albion series. The stand-alone novella follows Rose in the days following her grandfather's death as the small town she lives in is plagued by fearsome black dogs and grave bad luck. Benson and Golden weave an intriguing tale for such a short space, and some of Golden's trademark horror is present as Rose slowly learns disturbing truths about loved ones. The horror lies less in the supernatural elements than it does in the destructive changes it brings to Rose's relationships. The authors also do a great job at bringing to life the small Vermont town where the story takes place. The descriptions of the setting, as well as the various characters that inhibit it, are vivid and efficient, and they really give the novella a great deal of flavor. Definitely worth a reread.