A Reader's Diary
Claude KnoblerIn 2012 I bought a tiny notebook with the words “what i read” on the cover. This is everything I've read and what I got from reading it since then...
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Daily |
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| Issues | 263 | Subscribers | Read | claudeknobler.substack.com |
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But Enough About Me by Burt Reynolds: 3 stars
In the 1970’s, the biggest movie star and sex symbol in the world was Burt Reynolds, which is odd since he wore a bad toupee, had a worse mustache and couldn’t act. Reynolds starred in some pretty awful movies, some of which, like Smokey an...
Plain and Simple by Sue Bender: 4.2 stars
Sue Bender was a successful artist and therapist with graduate degrees from both Harvard and the University of California. She had a husband, kids, and most everything she’d ever wanted. True, she was often unsatisfied and constantly felt l...
Easy Beauty by Chloe Cooper Jones: 3.4 Stars
I once spent three days on vacation in Kansas City. I’ve been to Paris too. And Rome. They’re both very nice. But honestly, Kansas was better.
Rosemary's Baby, The Year The Yankees Lost The Pennant (by Douglas Wallop) and that one Muppet show with Alice Cooper: 2.8 Stars
He shows up with a pitchfork. That’s what’s so bizarre and yet ultimately so true. There’s no disguise. He’s got a pitchfork and he’s red and he has a tail. He’s the Devil. And he wants your soul.
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