Sterling still has it!  Great novellette, well worth the price.
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Nope, no spoilers here, but this short story is worth way more than the two bucks i payed to download it, for it is an existential mind-ogle. Such to the scale that I would like to see it made into a movie, or better yet a full length novel. Sterling still has "it", if you are a fan and haven't read this, do it now. If you are not a fan, but enjoy dystopian post-industrial age cyberthrillers then you will enjoy this and at this price, how can it be wrong.
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I got this earrings few weeks ago, and I love it. I wear them alot and still in a great shape and lots of sparkles, sterling silver is best for my sensitive skins...never had a problem with these paris. So glad I bought this with a great deals in good prices on here to compare in the stores for when you want to save some money and don't have to spend alot for something really good like these pairs.
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The book itself is beautiful, very aesthetically pleasing with a lovely dusk jacket. It was a pleasure to take out of the box. If you are a fan Brandon's HONY Facebook page the stories are of the excellent quality you've come to expect. They're thought provoking and some most definitely pull at the heartstrings. Another great publication!
3024090
Used Jurlique for years as an Aesthetician, still great as always....
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Eric Flint loves his characters and we are not excluded from this love.  I did not read this until 2014 so the series and Grantville Gazette had more than 8 million words to read created by150-200 authors.  I have enjoyed almost all of them in just two years.  Now that I am caught up...I reread the original and enjoyed it even more.

Keep up the wonderful work.  I'll keep reading and writing.
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Since I've read every single one of Miss Sterling's books, I think it's still safe to say, she could write gibberish on an old sock, and I'd still love every second of it.

Jules and Cal's story is no different, it is so full of raw emotion that I had a hard time remembering it's only a fictional story. Beautifully written and exceptional character development! Each character has their own voice, which is something I find hard to come by, especially when reading a male's POV. I loved Tami and Lucas, they were definitely the voices of reason to our hero and heroine on numerous occasions, and hilarious to boot.
When I discovered the character crossovers from In Dreams and the Celebrity Series, I did a little happy dance (thank you for that, Jenn).

The only reason I gave this little beauty 4 stars, is because I thought the ending was a bit rushed, but that's probably because I'm selfish and just wanted to keep reading forever.
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My colleagues who have reviewed Remarque favorably on these sites are totally correct: he is a remarkable writer who still resonates with contemporary readers in a manner that more esteemed German writers such as Mann and Goethe fail to. A cross between Hemingway, Faulkner, and Fitzgerald, I have seldom spent more rewarding time reading. The combination of humor, philosophy, brilliant dialogue, unusual and touching romantic experience, war-weary and world weary articulations, social commentary, and perfect word craftsmenship (thanks to excellent translations of course), make him stand out among all European writers in my mind--but then again, I'm a more Modernist enthusiast. So far I love all of the novels I've read, but I tend to lean slightly towards The Black Obelisk with its absolutely profound and heart-rending romantic dilemma. I teach All Quiet at the university level, but I'm working on teaching A Time to LOve..., 3 Comrades, etc. BUT...can anybody tell me how in the freakin' world these books are out of print and how to do something about it?! It's a freakin' sacriledge!
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I got this as a small gift for my wife, and she loves it! Even though she won't be able to use it for a couple of months (I'm writing this pre-2013), the paper is of great material and the cover is the usual sturdy moleskine. Since she always likes writing in a paper planner, I think this will be great for my wife once she starts using it. It is a bit pricey, but for something that lasts the year and will get filled up with notes, I think it's well worth the money! A great item for 'Le Petit Prince' fans like ourselves -- they also have just ruled and sketchbook type 'Le Petit Prince' moleskines if you would like to collect them all for a collection.
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Ah, I have loved this book forever. There is something about Samantha James' writing that is both over the top but oh so satisfying. Her hero in this case is what some might call an "alphahole" but he owns that title with pride. He is big all over, and almost villainously insensitive, which is why it's so satisfying to see him develop into a true romantic hero by the end. The heroine is a good match for him...vulnerable in her own way, but overall a strong, spunky gal who never gives up.

I will be straight with you--this book probably doesn't have much to offer modern-minded, critical readers of romance, and hence will probably get a lot of 1 and 2 star reviews, which is a shame. I'm throwing my five stars here for those who like the good old bodice-ripping days of the 90s (when this book was originally published). If you are up for some heaving, mindless, non-PC escapism, you will love this book and all Ms. James' books.

If you miss the days of gruff, barely evolved alpha heroes and plucky-but-virginal heroines--BUY THIS BOOK IMMEDIATELY. It will hit all your happy spots and leave you with a big smile on your face. I think Samantha James is a great plot balancer too. She gives enough of a story to keep you reading, but not so much history and subplots that the romance fades to the side. Believe me, in this book, the romance of the main couple is in your face the whole time...in a very good way.

Finally, KUDOS to Ms. James for offering this backlist title at such a wonderful, low price. It annoys me when I see twenty year old backlist ebooks priced at 7.99 or 9.99!! I am so happy to be able to add this to my digital library. If you like the old bodice rippers, don't pass this by!
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I have just recently begun to read Marie Claire regularly, and I must say that it is refreshing compared to most other magazines. In the past I had to buy several magazines to cover what I wanted to know, but MC covers fashion (including both high priced items as well as items that a poor college kid can afford-a big plus since this is a large market for beauty mags) and it also covers important issues from around the world. Although I wish it had a little more on fitness and health it still keeps me coming back to the newsstand every month.
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Unlike some other graphic style books, I've found the Calvin and Hobbes looks great on my Note II and Tab Pro 12.2. I already have the whole series in paperback, the hardback collectors edition and so this is the 3rd copy for me. Still, can't beat a chuckle on the go and at $10 it's a steal.
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I love the magazine, the coupons are unique, and a everyday interesting story. Can one magazine do it all? Yes. The website is very useful.  Thanks allyou I am saving more with your every day tips.  Five stars
4608998
Love this magazine.  It has beautiful photographs and stimulating articles.  And NO advertising!!!!  Mice heavy paper for continued use and atchiving.
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I own every one of the Xamth novels ever published in paperback, which I believe now comes to 34 books, and I've read all but the latest few more than once.  "Knot Gneiss" is up to the original Xanth standards--how Piers manages to keep coming up with new ideas I'll never know, but I guess the puns readers submit are a help.  I'm an author myself, so I know what kind of headaches one can encounter when trying to come up with original ideas.  One thing I noticed is that Piers is including a few more adult scenes in his latest novels.  That's good, especially for those of us who are about the same age as the author and enjoy books not specifically written for kids.  My recommendation for those of you who have the entire series: reserve a long slot of time and read the series from beginning to end.  You'll enjoy it as one enormous novel.
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It has been a few years since I've purchased this ring. I wear it daily without taking it off. After all this time, it is still in great condition. It is definitely worth the price! It has a few scratches from constant wear, but that's to be expected! Would definitely recommend this for those of you who are looking for a simple, reasonable priced ring!
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I considered buying the other Atelier artbook released by Udon, but I realized I was really just in it for the Kishida Mel eye candy. And boy does this book deliver. A good amount of full page spreads and character portraits including early character sketches. It's interesting to see how the characters age over the course of the 3 games.

Edit: After months of perusing through this artbook as it's one of my most frequently browsed books on my shelf(I never get tired of looking at it), I did start to notice typos here and there. Namely incorrect voice actor/actress listings and an obvious mistake labeling Cordelia as Rorona on the last page. It seems the editor copy/pasted one too many times. Careless mistakes that tarnish an otherwise perfect artbook. I really hate typos in printed materials and this is no exception. For that reason, I've lowered my rating from 5 stars to 4 stars. I've noticed only 2 or 3 typos so far, and I do appreciate that they translated the artist notes. Would still highly recommend it for fans of Arland or beautiful art in general. Just thought people should know.
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As a collector of fine and antique novels I have consistently found the Easton Press to be the highest quality for leather bound books.  A Tale of Two Cities is no exception: the silk moire end pages, embossed spine, 22 carat gilding on both the cover and end pages are all well constructed.  This is a book that will last for decades, especially since the paper is of archival quality (i.e. it should not yellow or become brittle over the years).  It is not an antique yet, but should age into one eventually.