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Around the Corner Crochet Borders: 150 Colorful, Creative Edging Designs with Charts and Instructions for Turning the Corner Perfectly Every Time

Edie Eckman

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Terminal Alliance

Jim C. Hines

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When the Krakau came to Earth, they planned to invite humanity into a growing alliance of sentient...

Unsettled

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Lost amidst the surreal and bizarre unknowns of the far reaches of the cosmos, your crew of...

Mass Effect: Annihilation (Mass Effect: Andromeda #3)

Catherynne M. Valente

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An official tie-in to the hit video game Mass Effect: Andromeda. As the Quarian ark Keelah Si'yah...

In Mischief's Wake: In the Joy of the Actors Lies the Sense of Any Action. That is the Explanation, That the Excuse.

H.W. Tilman, Bob Shepton and Bob Comlay

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'I felt like one who had first betrayed and then deserted a stricken friend; a friend with whom for...

Awix (3310 KP) rated Planet of Dinosaurs (1977) in Movies

May 24, 2019 (Updated May 24, 2019)

A great title goes to waste in this low-budget SF knock-off. Spaceship gets into trouble; the crew are alarmed to realise that the planet they crash-land on is inhabited solely by dinosaurs; the viewer will be alarmed to realise the film is inhabited solely by people who can't act, and the script is cobblers too.

Not even any fun as a dodgy exploitation movie; the chamois-leather bikinis promised by the poster never materialise and we are left with a bunch of dull characters in velour outfits and adult-movie moustaches (the men are even worse) being snippy with each other. The dinosaur animation is actually astonishingly good, certainly the best thing about this movie; whether it's a good enough reason to sit through the rest of it is a question each of us must answer for him or herself.

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Kacey Dunbar (6 KP) rated Love Never Dies - Andrew Lloyd Webber Broadway Musical (2010) in Movies

Dec 14, 2018

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Amazing Sequel of Epic Proportions

*NO SPOILERS, I promise* This being my very first musical, suffice it to say I was floored by the quality of the show. The actors really managed to bring the emotion out in this compelling sequel to The Phantom of the Opera. It follows the story of Christine and Erik 10 years later after their first fateful encounter. Nothing about the performance disappointed me. Minus a single technical difficulty that was resolved in less than 10 minutes, there were no interruptions. The music was also amazing. If you're not interested yet you might as well stop reading. For those of you who are, I seriously recommend following the crew for info on their upcoming shows. It's so worth the money and time you spend on it.