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Michael
Sullivan
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New Author |
| JUNE 15, 2009 - Ridan is excited
to announce our newest author,
Bryce Anderson. |
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Book Club Appearance |
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JUNE 29, 2009 -
Michael
Sullivan's book
Avempartha will be discussed in
Manassas,
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Book Club Appearance |
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JULY 18, 2009 -
Bryce Anderson's book
Body
of Knowledge will be discussed in Lexington, KY. |
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Book Club Appearance |
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JULY 19, 2009 -
Michael
Sullivan's book
Avempartha will be discussed in Fairfax,
VA. |
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Author Signing |
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AUGUST 05, 2009 -
Michael
Sullivan will be signing his books at the Barnes & Noble
in Clarendon, VA. |
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| POSTED THURSDAY JUNE 20,
2009 5:43 PM EST |
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Review: The Crown Conspiracy |
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Michael J. Sullivan |
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on May 11, 2009 On King of the Nerds |
| Avempartha sees our “heroes” from The
Crown Conspiracy back in action and in as fine a form as ever. The
opening scenes in the novel, the set-up, is a fantastic intro for
readers who read the first book and an excellent and highly entertaining
way to recap a bit of back story for new readers. It is a quick little
conversation between Royce and Hadrian and a third-party and while it
manages to encapsulate parts of The Crown Conspiracy it does an even
better job at managing to illuminate the moral complexities of the
roguish heroes.
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| POSTED THURSDAY JUNE 18
2009 10:20 PM EST |
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Review: Body of Knowledge |
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Bryce Anderson |
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on June 17, 2009 On FNORDIncorporated |
I have no doubt that this is one of
the books that will endure generations, as they say, one of the “Next
Great American Novels”.
Body of Knowledge, written by Bryce W. Anderson (from here referred to
as BoK), has a simple and intriguing description printed on its back.
Initially, it was this cover text that pulled me in:
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ant has two stomachs. I know this because my neighbor
told me. He’s incredibly intelligent and we’ve talked
every evening on his porch for—has it only been two
months? He’s taught me to look at everything
differently, and I’ve learned so much: the nature of
time, the value of inquiry, and an understanding that
even the impossible can sometimes be true. He’s become
my mentor, guide and best friend. So you see, I had no
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Where to go from here is difficult.
Virtually no other details of the story can be discussed with out
spoiling aspects of the tale.
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