R.E. Prindle

Tuesday, October 13, 2020

14. Time Traveling With R.E. Prindle Substrata in George W.M. Reynolds

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by R.E. Prindle Substrata In George W.M. Reynolds’ The Mysteries of Old London Having now read perhaps a majority of Reynolds’ works I thin...
Thursday, October 8, 2020

Sixth Note: George W.M. Reynolds And The Saxe-Coburgs

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Sixth Note George W. M. Reynolds And The Saxe-Coburgs by R.E. Prindle As the first two series of The Mysteries Of The Court Of London indi...
Saturday, September 12, 2020

For Whom It Might Concern: The Plot Against America

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The Plot Against Ameeica. by R.E. Prindle For whom it might concern: Let us try to put the last nineteen years into some sort of perspec...
Friday, August 28, 2020

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Reviewing 9/11 by R.E. Prindle I just bought a book entitled The Engineering Book by Marshall Brain, if you can believe the author’s name. ...
Saturday, August 22, 2020

Note #4 The Return of George W.M. Reynolds

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Note #4 The Return of George W.M. Reynolds by R.E. Prindle In the twenty-first century when the public mind was focused on exorcizing the...
Friday, August 21, 2020

17a. The View From Prindle's Head

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17a. The View From Prindle’s Head by R.E. Prindle As it is now time to deal with the career of Joseph ‘Suss’ Oppenheimer the reformer of...
Friday, July 31, 2020

13. Time Traveling with R.E. Prindle George W.M. Reynolds Lady Saxondale's Crimes.

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13.   Time Traveling With R.E. Prindle by R.E. Prindle   The deeper one gets into Reynolds the more deep it gets.   The ques...
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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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