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The Gunslinger
The Gunslinger
Stephen King | 2012 | Horror, Science Fiction/Fantasy, Thriller
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7.7 (47 Ratings)
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This is only the 1st, and it's good, but the Series is AMAZING.
Steven King grew as a writer as he went. it's worth reading to get into the series. But know going in that he was honing his craft.
  
    Committed To The G

    Committed To The G

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    Committed To The G is a University of Georgia football-centric podcast featuring sports writer Murf...

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Alice Waters recommended What Are People For? in Books (curated)

 
What Are People For?
What Are People For?
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"Berry puts that stake in the ground. He's a poet as well as a wonderful writer, and his message is simple: Nature is our teacher. We just need to listen and feel it, and try not to get in its way."

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Chuck Palahniuk recommended Knockemstiff in Books (curated)

 
Knockemstiff
Knockemstiff
Donald Ray Pollack | 2010 | Contemporary, Fiction & Poetry
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"Every decade, we get a stunning collection of dynamic, heartbreaking short stories. In the past, those collections came from Barry Hannah, Mark Richard, and Thom Jones. For the next 10 years, Pollock’s work will be tough for any writer to beat."

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Cloud Atlas
Cloud Atlas
David Mitchell | 2004 | Fiction & Poetry
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7.9 (10 Ratings)
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Awesome book! Stunning prose from a genius writer who managed to weave together thought-provoking themes masterfully. The only thing I didn't like was that I didn't enjoy all the novellas as they were genres I wouldn't normally go for.
  
The Miracle of Morgan's Creek (1944)
The Miracle of Morgan's Creek (1944)
1944 | Classics, Comedy, Romance
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"Writer-director Preston Sturges’ most exuberant comedy — a film that’s easy to watch and hard to imagine, God-like in its love for and forgiveness of its protagonists. The Sturges cuisine transforms seemingly lunchmeat ingredients into a rich cinematic repast."

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