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Chris Holmes
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My latest review is the first book in Gregory Mcdonald's acclaimed Fletch series, 1974's 'Fletch.' Fans of the movie should read
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In honor of Notre Dame's return to the top of the college football rankings, let's look at pop culture from the last time it happened in
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Let's take a look back at one of the great Stephen King horror novels of all-time - 'It'. The book celebrates its 25th anniversary in
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We hope in the time machine and head back a quarter century to July 1986, to check out the top movies, music, and books of the
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This ten-question quiz asks you to choose whether you are looking at the title of a progressive rock song or a science fiction/fantasy
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Words. Who has time for them, right? I know I don’t, and you probably don’t either. So, inspired by Jason Huff’s AutoSummarize project of the 100 most-downloaded
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I’ve been a James Bond fan since I was a kid, when I rented just about every Bond film available (actually my mom rented them, but whatever) and spent countless hours absorbing them. But for
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Having only read one other Anne Rice novel (you guessed it, Interview With the Vampire), I learned some interesting things about her from reading her beefy 1990 tome, The Witching Hour. I learned
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Chris Holmes reviews Single & Single, a 1999 crime novel by Cold War-era author John le Carré. It's as close to a spy novel as you can get without