Stephen King’s foray into the realm of fantasy is about the Kingdom of Delain: a father, his two sons, and an evil magician.
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Married N' Dating
Married Woman Continues to Date: An Series Introduction
I will admit that I am addicted to TikTok. While I do not post my own videos, I do follow quite a few creators that I enjoy as well as a lot of friends and I will scroll through video after video as a form of stress relief much to the chagrin of my husband.
Declassify >Even Outdated Legacy of Winning is Useful
I’ve reviewed business books before. Usually, they are boring, outdated, lacking in reality, “do as I say, not as I do” affairs which I am surprised I ever let sit on my personal library shelves.
Thankfully, Legacy of Winning finally breaks that tradition. Here is a book that is co-written by then University of Tennessee Volunteers Football Head Coach, Phillip Fulmer, and Tennessee Associates International Chairman and CEO, Gerald Sentell.
Declassify >I’m Damn Glad Tim Matheson Wrote His Autobiography
It feels like I have known Tim Matheson my whole life. The man is the voice of Jonny Quest, the actor behind Eric “Otter” Stratton, and Vice President John Hoynes. In between and since, I’ve seen him in Miami for Burn Notice and as an old curmudgeonly Doc in Virgin River.
Generally speaking these are my connections and touchstones to Matheson and his career. I thought, therefore, that I knew what I was heading for when I cracked the pages of “Damn Glad to Meet You: My Seven Decades in the Hollywood Trenches.”
Declassify >A Canadian So Nice, Coupland Covered Him Twice
If you are a regular viewer of this blog, you may be thinking to yourself, “Palmer reviewing a Coupland book about Marshall McLuhan? Hasn’t this already been done before?”
It has! Back in February of 2024, I reviewed Extraordinary Canadians: Marshall McLuhan by Douglas Coupland. But the thing about reading through an author’s biography is that sometimes they cover a subject more than once.
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