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“The Green Mile” in Book and Film
I first gave this book my sixty page trial and found it interesting enough to continue. (People also voted for a full review of it.) Now that I’ve finished it, I’m glad I read it, but it’s…well…let’s get into the review.
It’s narrated by a...
Summer Changes at the Library
No, I’m not leaving. But things around Substack slow down as summer arrives and I’ll be slowing down as well.
Normally I post every Friday (excluding holidays), with an occasional bonus post on Monday. That’s a schedule I’m able to maintai...
A Night at the Movies with Bogart and Bacall
I am no stranger to black and white movies. I used to tune in to Turner Classic Movies often to see what classic movie was on that night. But I haven’t reviewed any of them, so I’m starting a new endeavor where I will watch some classic mov...
On Spoilers: Where? When? Why?
There’s an issue that all reviewers of stories—be they books, movies, tv shows, and computer games—will face: do I spoil the story? It’s sometimes extremely difficult to decide if you should, where they should go in the review, and what exa...
Is BBC’s “Sherlock” Brilliant? Or Utter Twaddle? (Part 1)
On Sunday nights, PBS Masterpiece aired shows from overseas—Downton Abbey, Poldark, Endeavour, and the like. I would often ask my mom to check the tv guide to see what was going to be on (remember tv guides?). One night in October 2010, I s...
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A commoner's thoughts on books, movies, and tv shows. Come for the reviews, essays, lists, and my own short stories. Stay for the honesty, humor and entertainment.
Quinn Quē is a prolific storyteller and journalist. Quē's primary areas of interest are arts, entertainment, philosophy, and politics. Additional work of Quē's can be found in sidebars & Portfolio.
Christian, amateur historian who wants to make history exciting again, and writer of fiction looking to get published. From Michigan but currently living in New Mexico. I'm also single. ✝️\ud83c\uddfa\ud83c\uddf2
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