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Hemingway’s Fetishism by Carl Eby
Cindy Knoke’s Review Hemingway’s Fetishisms by Carl P. Eby Cindy Knoke‘s review Jul 05, 12 “Hemingway’s Fetishism” is a thoughtful, detailed, thorough and fascinating exploration of Hemingway’s...
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People Who Eat Darkness
People Who Eat Darkness: The Fate of Lucie Blackman by Richard Lloyd Parry Cindy Knoke‘s review Jul 13, 12 · edit Read in July, 2012 This is a gripping, fascinating and thoroughly researched...
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“Mick:The Wild Life and Mad Genius of Jagger,” by Christopher Andersen.
Here is how I would summarize this book: Mick’s narcissism can be hard to take if you are around him much i.e., if you are one of his many intimate partners, friends, band members, or if you read a...
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Catherine the Great
Catherine the Great: Portrait of a Woman by Robert K. Massie Cindy Knoke‘s review Jun 14, 12 Read in June, 2012 This was an excellent, riveting, read. Catherine was a fascinating woman who came...
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HHhH by Laurent Binet
HHhH by Laurent Binet Cindy Knoke‘s review Aug 11, 12 · edit Read in July, 2012 I am addicted to reading about the history of WWII and I really wanted to like this book. Binet’s book however...
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“Steve jobs,” by Walter Issacson
Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson Cindy Knoke‘s review Jul 11, 12 · edit This is a thoroughly researched and interesting book that provides an in-depth answer to the question, who is Steve Jobs...
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