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iamnothamlet’s #CBR5 Review #29: Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted
I seem to be on a showbiz kick lately, and I’m glad it took me to this interesting behind-the-scenes look at one of the greatest sitcoms of all time. The Mary Tyler Moore Show has kind of… more →
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iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #29: Mary and Lou and Rhoda and Ted
wrote 4 days ago: I seem to be on a showbiz kick lately, and I’m glad it took me to this interesting behi … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #28: I Remember Me by Carl Reiner
wrote 1 week ago: Ninety-year-old authors should have better editors. I don’t want to be rude to Mr. Reiner, who … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #27: Much Ado about Nothing by William Shakespeare
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wrote 1 week ago: Plays count, right? I want to see Joss Whedon’s new adaptation of Much Ado About Nothing, but … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #26: Born Standing Up by Steve Martin
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wrote 1 week ago: Halfway home! Just 26 more books to go. Steve Martin’s memoir of his stand up career is … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #25: Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter
wrote 2 weeks ago: At the back of the paperback edition of Beautiful Ruins there is an interview with the author … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review 24: One Last Thing Before I Go, by Jonathan Tropper
wrote 3 weeks ago: One Last Thing Before I Go has a premise problem, or really, two premise problems. Maybe even … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #23: This is Where I Leave You by Jonathan Tropper
wrote 3 weeks ago: Judd Foxman’s father’s death could not have come at a worse time. Fresh off the w … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #22: Truth in Advertising
wrote 1 month ago: Finbar Dolan is a copywriter under a lot of pressure. A diaper company wants a revolutionary … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #21: Survivor by Chuck Palahniuk
wrote 1 month ago: Tender Branson is the last surviving member of a cult famous for it’s mass suicide. He’s … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #20: The River of Doubt by Candice Millard
wrote 1 month ago: After consuming Candice Millard’s best-selling Destiny of the Republic, I thought going … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #19: The Last Policeman by Ben H. Winters
wrote 1 month ago: In this, the first novel of a trilogy, newly-minted Detective Hank Palace of the Concord, NH Police … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #18: A Kiss Before Dying, by Ira Levin
wrote 2 months ago: The early chapters of Ira Levin’s debut crime novel crackle and hum with the intensity … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review 17: Telegraph Avenue by Michael Chabon
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wrote 2 months ago: Ugh. If there’s any character in Michael Chabon’s most recent novel which serves as a st … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #16: Top of the Rock by Warren Littlefield
wrote 2 months ago: Warren Littlefied was an executive at NBC throughout it’s Golden Age, first as a second … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #15: Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn
wrote 3 months ago: This is a terrible book and no one should ever read it. How’s that for a review? You want more … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #14: City of Thieves by David Benioff
wrote 3 months ago: A man (who may be a fictionalized version of the author) summons up the temerity to finally a … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #13: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll
wrote 3 months ago: Recently, I downloaded the free Kindle edition of Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #12: Adventures in the Screen Trade by William Goldman
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wrote 3 months ago: William Goldman is one of the best screenwriters of all time, having written such classics as Butch … more →
iamnothamlet's #CBR5 Review #10: Destiny of the Republic by Candice Millard
wrote 4 months ago: Candice Millard’s Destiny of the Republic is a first-rate retelling of the dramatic eve … more →
