Maybe 'cause we're all such King fans we get an extra large dosage of Maine? I dunno. Irving is from New Hampshire, so he probably knows Maine pretty well.Quote:
Originally Posted by fljoe0
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Maybe 'cause we're all such King fans we get an extra large dosage of Maine? I dunno. Irving is from New Hampshire, so he probably knows Maine pretty well.Quote:
Originally Posted by fljoe0
Irish crime writer, John Connolly uses Maine in books too.Quote:
Originally Posted by sam peebles
Can't explain that one. He still lives in Ireland? That seems kind of weird to write about Maine instead of your own backyard, unless it's absolutely necessary to the story.
PS. Cider House is awesome.
I'm reading The Big Wave by Pearl Buck to my son. He's got ants in his pants and asks a lot of questions so it's gonna take awhile :D
"Adolf Hitler, my part in his downfall, by Spike milligan Absolutely hilarious. Need cheering up after finishing
Just finishing The Eternal Summer: Palmer, Nicklaus, and Hogan in 1960, Golf's Golden Year by Curt Sampson and was thinking about either
IRA by Tim Pat Coogan which could be a bit heavier than I want to read next or I was thinking about going with Mile 81 on my newish Kindle Fire. Was hoping to read all my regular books before I tried my first E Book. Still up in the air I guess as I have a few choices.
Trying to motivate myself to finish "A Lion Among Men" by Gregory Maguire, which really isn't very good at all.
Re-reading Swan Song.
Carrie and The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet`s Nest.
Oooo, that's a good book! One of his best! Maybe I'll join you on the re-read? Oh, I can't as I'm reading Flashback by Dan Simmons right now, it's gewtting tough for me to find the time to read tho, gotta learn to turn off the tv sometimes............Quote:
Originally Posted by tower-obsession