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    Review: Hollywood Bohemians



    Brett L Abrams
    McFarland & Company, Inc. Publishers
    ISBN: 978-0-7864-3929-4

    In this comprehensive overview of the development of Hollywood (particularly between 1917-1941), author Brett Abrams demonstrates how those who crossed the boundaries of the society’s sexual norms had a unique role to play in creating the image we have today of Tinseltown. Today most people’s image of Hollywood is one of a laissez faire, “anything goes” town dedicated to the movie business. Yet it wasn’t always that way.

    Review: Game Widow


    Author: Wendy Kays
    ISBN: 978-1-934454-26-8
    Publisher: Synergy Books

    Certainly, Kays has discovered something extraordinary about the world of virtual games and essentially it is an impassioned and informative wake- up call to those who may still believe that virtual games are of little importance. Perhaps, with her detailed and clear-headed examination, she will even revolutionize our perspective of these games.



    Review: The Lennon Prophecy

    Author: Joseph Niezgoda

    ISBN: 978-0942257458

    Publisher: New Chapter Press 

    On a bus ride home from school eight year old Joseph Niezgoda first learnt about The Beatles. They were going to be appearing on the Ed Sullivan Show and Joseph was determined to watch it. Niezgoda, who was an instant a fan, writes fondly of his love for the band. It seemed that the fresh-faced boys from Liverpool had not only built up a huge fan base in Britain but also in America.


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