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Days and weeks seemed to pass. She was never quite sure how much time had gone by. Nor did she know where she would be from moment to moment. There was a peace that came with being removed from day to day activities, yet there was something that gnawed at the back of her mind. Something had happened to her. Something really awful... Click to read more
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Long Day's Journey Into Night
Desire Under the Elms
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‘I don’t know Butchie instead’

I was so disappointed when HBO cancelled John From Cincinnati after one, brief season. The David Lynch series may have been a bit abstract, but the story fascinated me. It was one of a few shows that I found myself looking forward to each week.

Imagine how delighted I was, therefore, to find the reruns on UK television. I had forgotten how much I enjoyed the quirky characters and beautifully executed dialogue. Case in point, this line from Dr. Smith, the surgeon who resigned after Shaun’s miraculous recovery:

I am speaking of a city of a million hills: curvatures in matter; wrinkles in time;

squiggles in space.

Not The City of the Seven Hills,

home of The Reds.

I’ll gladly rewatch each and every episode if I can hear language used like this.

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Confirmation, the novel
A fatal car crash on a parkway in present day, suburban New York sets into motion a journey of self-discovery that unlocks the truth about a young woman’s family lineage and its connection to a sinister secret which dates back to biblical times.... Click to read more
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