TV vs Film
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Mark posted briefly a few days ago about finding TV more compelling than movies lately. I don't know whether I agree or not, but it something I've thought about (especially as a film buff who only a few years overcame a prejudiced and condescending view of television), and his post made the wheels of my mind start turning on the subject again.
I tried to come up with a cohesive essay-type thing with a thesis and everything, but it didn't work...it's too large a topic with too many variables and exceptions to deal with so quickly and with so little thought. So here's just some observations. Make of them what you will.
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Ever read anything by Michael Phillips and Judith Pella?
No, I haven't. Should I add them to my ever-growing list?
Oh yes! Very good books. My favorite is "The Crown and the Crucible."
They write historical, Christian fiction romance--which just sounds really dorky and I'm not a huge fan of most of those kinds of books because, well, the story line usually drags. However, most of the books these authors have written are very well done. The C & C is the first of a 7 book series about Russians set back in 1880's (ish-?).
The local county library has the whole series.
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