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  The greatest story evertold is the Nativity or the Birth of Jesus Christ. Where can you find a story with a prequel since the dawn of humanity and an upcoming sequel at the end of time? Plus, the Nativity has spawned thousands of other stories found in the lives of saints. The story is itself is pure genious. This story has angels, a pure virgin giving birth, a God-man, a glorious star, an evil king, three wise men, shepherds, and sheep to boot!. With a cast this great, you can help but sense that this drama will be great …read more

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  I know that the spirit of Christmas is all about giving to others. However, I feel that we have forgotten that this is season is all about receiving good things (gifts) as well. Below are two books I wish to find under my Christmas tree. Generous souls are free to ship these books to me.

The Cinema of George Lucas (Hardcover)
by Marcus Hearn, Ron Howard

   Who doesn’t love Georgie? He is the father of pop cinema. His influence has made being a geek/nerd actually cool to point that we often refer to his movies in our everyday language. My …read more

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 Mea Culpa! I am really super duper gazillion times sorry for deleting the posts of the other authors. My punk side took over and it wanted the blog to be mine and mine only!Ha Ha Ha! After I went on a delete frenzy, my conscience returned and I realized what a big boo-boo I did. I hope that my great literally-blogging ancestors have the heart to forgive me . I truly appreciate the road you have paved for this site and I hope to return the favour by continuing the tradition of posting buzz worthy posts. See yah around…
 

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Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything (Roughcut) by Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner
More Information: www.freakanomics.com
      With my head always stuck in the clouds, I have always been a fan of fiction. It was brought about my fear of treading into the territory of real world books and especially the realm of numbers. In addition, it didn’t help that my college text book branded with the disability of innumeracy or being mathematically challenged because I was a marketing communication student. However, one day I lost my way in the bookstore and found my self in the …read more

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Greetings Readers!
I am Vincent from the humble islands called the Philippines. I will be taking over Literally Blogging from now on, so take it or leave it My vision for Literally Blogging is to write short reviews on non-fiction and fiction books, pay homage to certain authors, interview writers, have posts on famous quotations and genres, and try to make you guys learn something in the end while goofing off. I hope I meet your standards of what a Literature blog should be and could be. I am guessing this can be done as long I receive a …read more

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