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Rachel Manija Brown
Birth date: October 01, 1973
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Our Intrepid Heroine
Our Intrepid Heroine rated it 10 years ago
The Stranger is about a little desert community in the middle of post-apocalyptic maybe California, maybe Mexico, in which Norms and Changed try to defend their borders against potential hostile overthrow, mutated animals, and singing trees. When Ross Juarez, a prospector, stumbles into the town, th...
Familiar Diversions
Familiar Diversions rated it 11 years ago
[This is an old review, and I had to guess at a rating. It was a toss up between 3.5 stars and 4. My memory of this book is still pretty positive, even after 3 years, so I decided to round up.] I got this at a used bookstore, buying it as part of decision to buy all the Tokyopop light novels the s...
attempting obscurity
attempting obscurity rated it 12 years ago
I very much enjoyed this. I don't normally read autobiographies, but the verve and humor with which this one is written captures the reader from the start. I couldn't put it down. I found her personal insights on topics such as religion, mental illness, and cultural divides incredibly interesting...
I Live in Many Worlds
I Live in Many Worlds rated it 13 years ago
Recently, all I've been craving are manga. All kinds of manga. And graphic novels, too! In fact, I just want to read a whole bunch of comic books in general! So what did I do? I went to my library and checked out a whole bunch of manga/graphic novels to quench this thirst. The first I decided to pic...
Nina @ Death Books and Tea
Nina @ Death Books and Tea rated it 13 years ago
Review: Sawako, Yukari, Mai and Mayumi are four teenagers fed up with life. And one day they get an email to their phones inviting them to write a story. Each takes on one charcter and writes a little from their character’s point of view, and then the next person carries on the narrative. Each take...
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