R.E. Prindle

Friday, March 27, 2020

5. The View From Prindle's Head

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5.   The View From Prindle’s Head by R.E. Prindle   Unintended Consequences 1   If one views life as a great adventure...
Thursday, March 26, 2020

4. The View From Prindle's Head

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4.   The View From Prindle’s Head by R.E. Prindle Strangers In A Strange Land   In this great storm of 1920, not too dissim...
Tuesday, March 24, 2020

3. The View From Prindle's Head

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3.   The View From Prindle’s Head by R.E. Prindle Acquiring The Right Tools For The Job   In 1921 the decision was made t...
Saturday, March 21, 2020

2. The View From Prindle's Head

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2.   The View From Prindle’s Head by R.E. Prindle How We Got From There To Here   It was a little over a hundred years ag...

The View From Prindle's Head

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The View From Prindle’s Head by R.E. Prindle   Let’s look at what is really going here.   This is the view from Prindle’s head...
Thursday, March 12, 2020

A Note and Aside On George W.M. Reynold's Mysteries of Old London

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A Note And Aside On George W. M. Reynolds Mysteries Of Old London:   Days Of Hogarth by R.E. Prindle   While Old London isn’t ...
Thursday, March 5, 2020

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    Pt. III: Edgar Rice Burroughs And The Accreted Personality April 12, 2012 Edgar Rice Burroughs And ...
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What can one say about oneself that isn't totally adulatory? I like my life, I'm having a good time. Doesn't mean I can't be critical. Just because I'm critical doesn't mean I don't like what I criticize. Who would write about something if they didn't care? So, I'm a child of the fifties and sixties; those were the decades that formed me. I am a child of literature; hundreds of books have formed my character and outlook. I especially like the literature from 1870 to 1925. Mostly those are the books I review both fiction and non-fiction. Hope you like my stuff. Cheers and keep a stiff upper lip.
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