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66 reviews
Wil Wheaton

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2004

I just love this book
Wheaton has an interesting perspective on things due to his experiences as an actor, writer, voice actor, parent, spouse, and unabashed Geek. He uses his entertaining story-telling skills to share his observations and lessons learned. As a regular reader of WWdN:In Exile, Wheaton's writer's "voice" has a conversational tone that I really enjoy. I am submitting this review primarily to reply ...

Star Trek: the manga Volume 2: Kakan ni Shinkou (Star Trek: The Manga)

2 reviews
Bettina Kurkoski, Christine Boylan, ...

TokyoPop, 2007

Better than expected!
I mostly got this because of the Wil Wheaton story, "Cura te Ipsum." While I found that satisfyingly good, I was surprised at how good the rest of the stories were, and how nicely the familiar characters and environments were translated to Manga form! A nice surprise and a good read.

The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

291 reviews
Mark Twain

Audio Literature, 1995

Yes, it's a classic for a reason.
I somehow tragically managed to make my way to adulthood with never reading anything but the kiddie version of this book. When I found this book for super-cheap in the teachers' lounge book sale and I figured "hey, why not?" And thus I picked it up and immediately fell in love with the sheer Old-South charm that only Twain can deliver. Really, people, it is no wonder that this book is such a ...

Dancing Barefoot

121 reviews
Wil Wheaton

O'Reilly Media, Inc., 2004

Dancing Barefoot or Why Wil Wheaton ROCKS
This book is great. Any fan of Wil's should check it out. Anyone who hates Wil should check it out to find out why Wil Wheaton ROCKS.

Dancing Barefoot
Wil/ Claassen, Ben, III (ILT) Wheaton

Oreilly & Associates Inc, 2004

War Of The Worlds! (Star Trek Series Cast) (L.A. Theater Works)

3 reviews
H.G. Wells

Listening Library, 1997

Glad to buy it once again...
A few years ago I purchased the cassette tape version of this play and enjoyed it a lot. Unfortunately, I lost my copy and have wanted to listen to this play many times since then. I'm glad I purchased this item again and look forward to hearing it again.

The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Ultimate Classics)

511 reviews
Mark Twain

Audio Literature, 1993

Great book! When addressing controversy think of context.
I can't say more on the plot because it's quite obvious what the plot is just from illustrations of the novel. But on the "controversial" aspect of the novel involving the excessive use of the N word, people have to think of the time period that Twain is writing about and when the novel was published. The novel takes place in Missouri (a slave border state) in the 1830s. We use the term ...