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mogui · 06-30-2007, 10:53 PM

Thanks, Neko, for the author tips. They have been relayed to my daughter.

Another author I have enjoyed is Sam Llewellyn. He writes sea stories of the coast of Cornwall. His writing is highly involving. I read his books maybe five years ago. I find if I re-read an author about every ten years, I have forgotten enough to make it a fresh read. Bonus: there are usually new books to be read. The mild downside is that I have inklings of prescience while reading that usually turn out to be correct.

Hm. This thread is only six days old and I seem to have lost track of the topic already, haven't I?

06-30-2007, 10:53 PM	#37
mogui eNigma Posts: 503 Karma: 1335 Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: The Philippines Device: HTC G1 Android FBReader	Thanks, Neko, for the author tips. They have been relayed to my daughter. Another author I have enjoyed is Sam Llewellyn. He writes sea stories of the coast of Cornwall. His writing is highly involving. I read his books maybe five years ago. I find if I re-read an author about every ten years, I have forgotten enough to make it a fresh read. Bonus: there are usually new books to be read. The mild downside is that I have inklings of prescience while reading that usually turn out to be correct. Hm. This thread is only six days old and I seem to have lost track of the topic already, haven't I? Last edited by mogui; 06-30-2007 at 11:01 PM.