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| Before I began reading "HAYWIRE," I doubted that I would like it because of the subject matter, international intrique, etc., but it is a very good read. | |||||||||||||||||
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| "If you want to be hated, tell a complacent where he is wrong. And if you want to be hated unto death, show him where he is wrong." ONE JUST MAN |
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| JAMES MILLS writes bestsellers, but I like him anyway. He began as a journalist and worked for UPI and Life magazine as well as all three major TV networks. | |||||||||||||||||
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| POSTSCRIPT "Gus Parham felt as if he'd been pushed off a cliff. The air pressure changed, and along with it, his orientation, perspective, priorities. Everything hurtled by, robbing him of breath and reason. He'd be dead in an instant." from THE HEARING |
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| NEXT AUTHOR PAGE = O. HENRY TO MY LITERATURE MAIN PAGE TO MY HOME PAGE |
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