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  1. aaron david says:

    Got a couple irons in the fire right now, rereading (after a good 25 years) Charles Oberndorfs Sheltered Lives, a very good but little known distopian SF written during the height of the AIDS epidemic, and Return of A King, seemingly solid history on the British invasion of Afghanistan in the 1830’s.

    Watched a very good documentary the other night, Steve McQueen – the Man and Le Mans which I highly recommend.Report

  2. Saul Degraw says:

    Bill Paxton died because of surgical complications. Only 61.

    I am more or less to to speed with the TV versions of the Magicians and am zipping through Book One of the same series.

    I like both a lot but they are very different. In the book, the characters start as high school seniors and the cool-gothy kid aspect is less of a thing as far as I can tell (but the TV series truncates the books so maybe there is a Kady like character in the second and third books) . The book so far is generally lighter and has a more ironic narration scheme.Report

  3. Michael Cain says:

    Donald Worster’s Dust Bowl: The Southern Plains in the 1930s.Report

  4. notme says:

    Judge Wapner, of The People’s Court has died.Report

  5. Saul Degraw says:

    Well someone in Hollywood is not going to enjoy going into work tomorrow morning…Report

  6. Maribou says:

    Just read the first trade paperback of DC’s Bombshells series (written by Marguerite Bennett) and I LOVE IT SO MUCH.Report

  7. Damon says:

    I’d like to give the show a try. It wasn’t on anything I have access to, but maybe I’ll get a DVD if the reviews are good. I enjoyed Army of Darkness. Bruce was great in Burn Notice, but damn he’s gotten old since AoD.

    I spent most of the w/e tending a bruised ankle from jujitsu and playing Fallout 4.Report