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The Black Dahlia (graphic novel).
Sketches are great (very specific with charcoal) and the story very interesting but rather complex/difficult to be fully understood.
I think I'm gonna read it twice ^^
If you are interested, there have been multiple adaptations, including the original novel from James Ellroy (mix between a real story and a fiction), a movie from Brian De Palma, and even a video game.
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Just started Edward Snowden's Permanent Record. I feel slightly odd reading an autobiography of someone several years younger than me, but I dare say I'll get used to that. The first chapter was great.
finally started reading it.
Reads like a The Hacker Perspective article but, obviously, a little more like a novel.
I ahave only just started but the experiences in the book also echo many posts here and, self-absorbed as I am, I even wondered about writing something similar.
"The Wilderness War"is an historical account of the British, with their Indians allies, the 'Six Nations,' against the newly declared United States of America.
"The Wilderness War" is primarily an account of the battles in the western American settlements in the western Pennsylvania and New York territories up to the Canadian border from 1773-1780.
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i have been planning to read Foundation series again, i did read'em (some of em) when i were a kid.
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Prelude to Foundation (1988)
Forward the Foundation (1993)
Foundation (1951)
Foundation and Empire (1952)
Second Foundation (1953)
Foundation's Edge (1982)
Foundation and Earth (1986)
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