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Jeremy Riggs (7 KP) rated The Reckoning in Books

Apr 20, 2019  
The Reckoning
The Reckoning
John Grisham | 2018 | Crime, Law, Thriller
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8.5 (4 Ratings)
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The character development and suspense as to why it all happened is really intriguing (0 more)
There are a couple spots where the story slows a little to build the time and location. (0 more)
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I think this did a great job in selling the time frame and how different actions would impact the small community in Mississippi during the 40's just after world war 2. The character development thru the story even added to the story not just the characters.
  
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Laetitia Sadier recommended Creekside by Lori Goldston in Music (curated)

 
Creekside by Lori Goldston
Creekside by Lori Goldston
2014 | Alternative, Indie
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"I saw her at a Mississippi Records evening at Café Oto. I went there because the guy from Mississippi Records had somehow inherited 700 hours of footage by a man who woke up one morning, I think in the 80s when the technology of hand-held cameras had just appeared, and he felt like he had a mission to go and film people, poorer people, and how they expressed themselves, artistically and spontaneously. So we're not talking about people who were trying to make records, just people who play the guitar and sing or whatever, just musically expressing themselves. And that man felt like these people would soon disappear, that society would disappear and it would be extinct. And I think he probably had a very strong intuition that proved to be right. I think technology will soon take us away from just picking up a guitar and singing some songs, spontaneously. It's refreshing because we don't see that on TV, where everything is manufactured and filtered. It felt so good for my brain and my senses to be connected into that, and to witness all of these expressions."

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