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Phil added The Name of the Wind to his library.

Phil Barbato

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  • Phil read 197 pages.

It's not fair to Folsom that I'm reading this right after Stephen King's "On Writing." But I'm tearing the book apart as I read. I told Meg, "I'm tempted to go through this with a red pen."

"Snob," she said.

Fair enough.

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  • Phil read 15 pages.

Phil added Indian Wood to his library.

Phil Barbato

Great story, as usual for the King. Inspiring and not a little intimidating. I'm trying to adapt some of his ideas to making art. Most importantly: have a closed-door time to work every day. I've been working till noon with no phone or emails. it's pretty awesome.

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I found Elements of Style online for free, via Merlin Mann: http://www.bartleby.com/141/

I love On Writing so far, it's a great story and real lessons.

SK intimidates regarding grammar skills. I need to freshen up. I'll be diving in to "The Elements of Style" too, methinks.

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  • Phil read 133 pages.

Phil added The Stars, Like Dust to his library.

Phil Barbato

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  • Phil read 182 pages.

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Phil added Matisse And Picasso to his library.

Phil Barbato

Phil added My Life in France to his library.

Phil Barbato

I've been reading this book on and off for a few years. It's supposed to be heavy-science in layaepsk, but it's still pretty heavy. I hope to have it finished sometime in 2010.

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  • Phil read 334 pages.