Airhead The Imperfect Art of Making News by Emily Maitlis - pages 200-202
He has always known how to clear a room. And always relished the role of provocateur, sometimes deployed with more success than others.
Dec 20, 2020•6 min•Ep. 1
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One Station Away by Olaf Olafsson - pages 98-102
As I was responsible for all communications with the hospital and the head doctor, who has always been gracious toward me, my colleagues never discovered my failure.
Nov 02, 2020•8 min•Ep. 14
Gratitude by Joseph Kertes - pages 140-145
After a time, the famous tabletops could no longer take the abuse without permanent damage, some beyond recognition, so the owner had round plates of glass cut to fit them.
Oct 22, 2020•13 min•Ep. 13
Queen Bee written by Dorothea Benton Frank - Pages 14-15
Although experience told me that while bees are unbelievably smart about so many things, they don’t have emotions in the same way we do. At least not individually. But there is such a thing as hive mentality. I’d seen hard evidence of it many times over the years.
Oct 12, 2020•8 min•Ep. 12
Vicious Circle written by C. J. Box, pages 217-218
Most of all, he’d lost solitude and a vital, unhurried connection with the natural world around him.
Sep 30, 2020•6 min•Ep. 11
The Predictions written by Bianca Zander , pages 138-140
The first few days, we cowered in pubs and in Tube station foyers, too scared to set foot on streets that seethed with speeding vehicles and mobs of unruly, shouting people.
Sep 27, 2020•12 min•Ep. 10
Walk The Wire written by David Baldacci, pages 224-225
The curses could be heard over all their collective comm packs when this was relayed back up the chain of command.
Sep 22, 2020•5 min•Ep. 9
The Friendship List written by Susan Mallery, pages 154,155,156
For one insane second, he had the impossible idea of simply following her inside, taking her in his arms and demonstrating what she’d been missing.
Sep 16, 2020•6 min
The Whisper Man written by Alex North, Pages 257-258
Every time he visited, he realized that the most important parts of a human life—the emotions; the character; the experiences—were conspicuous by their absence.
Sep 08, 2020•6 min•Ep. 6
Paper Towns written by John Green ,Pages 62-63-64
She opened the stairwell door and we were inside a huge room with an oak table as long as two cars, and a long bank of floor-to-ceiling windows.
Aug 30, 2020•11 min
The Choice, written by Nicholas Sparks, pages 136 - 137
The puppies seemed healthy, too, not that she had the slightest idea of what, if anything, she was supposed to watch for.
Aug 29, 2020•5 min
A page or two from the novel Summer At Lake Haven written by RaeAnne Thayne
Remembering isn’t a problem. It’s forgetting that seems to be the struggle.
Aug 22, 2020•6 min•Ep. 3
A page or two from the novel The Dutch House written by Ann Patchett
The door out to the pool was always open and there was a fan in the corner that blew around the smell of whatever was baking.
Aug 18, 2020•8 min•Ep. 2
A page or two from the book The Labyrinth Of The Spirits
In a second the millimeter-wide opening that had previously been visible all around the lid vanished.
Aug 16, 2020•8 min•Ep. 1
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Introducing Random Pages Audio podcast. Literature I find here and there and would like to read a page or two for the world out there to hear. I hope you like it.
Aug 16, 2020•23 sec
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