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With the plethora of shows that have had some form of printed matter about them, what show(s) would you like to have a book or books about? One I'd like one about is Riptide-- I'd like to see how the people at BearManor Media will treat this great (at least I think it is) 1984-86 NBC...

Author, screenwriter and producer W. Bruce Cameron is a charming man and the most successful author of books about dogs with 15 bestsellers translated into more than 50 languages around the globe. He began his career writing a family newspaper humor column, eventually becoming an internationally...

Rather than tag onto the end of Books You've Read 2017, I thought I'd start a new thread. Right now I'm reading a book I've heard about for decades but never found the time to read. It's titled Present At The Creation, with a subtitle My Years In The State Department, by Dean Acheson. Acheson...

Available online and in-stores. Starting Sunday *2/11 - 2/17* Buy 2 Get 1 Free (mix & match board games, movies and books) Items can be from any combination of board games, movies and books. Lowest priced item will be free. Excludes Wonder movie and books, Cards Against Humanity and Exploding...

2016 here: https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/books-youve-read-2016.345799/ I just finished listening to "As You Wish: Inconceivable Tales from the Making of The Princess Bride". What a charming, heartwarming, and nostalgic book! If you're a fan of The Princess Bride, I...

Author Terry Brooks has been writing Shannara books since the late 1970s, with almost 30 novels set within the fascinating world of our distant future where Elves, Gnomes, Dwarves, Trolls and Humans now exist together. But this future is in jeopardy as the Ellcrys, a magical tree holding evil...

2015 here: http://hometheaterforum.com/threads/books-youve-read-2015.339186/ I wasn't good about updating the 2015 thread, but I do enjoy the thread and seeing what we're all reading. But I'll start: I finished The Milkweed Triptych trilogy tonight. "Bitter Seeds", the first book, was so...