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Dark Shadows (2004 TV pilot)

  • "Complete pilot on YouTube".
  • Pilot script
  • "Dark Shadows (2004)". The Dark Shadows Wiki.

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"Cary Grant and Randolph Scott: A Love Story". www.villagevoice.com.
Gent, Jeffrey. "Cary Grant and Randolph Scott: A Gay Hollywood Romance".

Into?

Into?
AuthorNorth Morgan
Audio read byChristian Coulson
LanguageEnglish
GenreLGBT
PublisherFlatiron Books
Publication date
22 May 2018
Publication place
  • United Kingdom
  • United States
Media type
  • Print (Hardcover & paperback)
  • E-book
  • Audiobook
Pages304
ISBN978-1-250-14744-8

Into? is a 2018 gay novel by British author North Morgan. It follows Konrad, a gay man who moves from London to Los Angeles to get over a breakup. His obsessions with working out, social media, and unattainable men reaches a crisis point

Plot==

When Konrad Platt's boyfriend of four years breaks up with him for someone else, Konrad flees London for Los Angeles, where his American father lives. Making his living as a financial consultant working from home for his father, Konrad has plenty of time to indulge in his primary obsessions: following and chatting with attractive male social media "celebrities" from around the world, cultivating his own validation-seeking online profile, cruising Grindr for hookups, and going to the gym, where he lusts after heavily-muscled, hyper-masculine straight men. He is well aware that he is damaged, lonely, and desperate for validation, but cannot quite break his cycle of nihilism, prefering to self-medicate with party drugs and sex.

Reception==

Alex Beggs of The New York Times wrote "You must read this now!", and called the novel "a brutal story about loneliness in this hyperactive social media age".[1]

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British or American novel?

Category:2010s LGBT novelsCategory:2018 American novelsCategory:American LGBT novelsCategory:Novels with gay themes

Gay fiction & pulp

Bianca Amato

Audiobook praise

Gregory

YearTitleAuthorNotesReferences
2004The Queen's FoolPhilippa GregoryNovel originally printed in 2003Bianca Amato narrates this long and complex book so well that not only is the listener enthralled by the plot, but also never bored by the evident historical detail ... This novel is packed with historical characters, all of whom Amato handles specifically so that each character is individualized, a characteristic that is important in such a complicated plot of schemes and treachery.[1]
2006The Boleyn InheritancePhilippa GregoryAbridged (2006) and unabridged (2011) versions(abridged) Bianca Amato characterizes Anne of Cleves as a naïve woman with a soft German accent who bows to everyone's demands ... As Gregory depicts the three women, the narrators entice listeners to follow each one to the end of her tangled story.[2]

(unabridged) Bianca Amato is Queen Anne of Cleves, Henry's newest wife. Her controlled, steady voice reflects her stringent upbringing and the tension of facing a foreign court without knowledge of language or culture. There is a tone of mournful loneliness as she fears rejection, inquiry, and death, and a strength after she's sent from court and recognizes "the spark that is uniquely me."[3]

2008The Other QueenPhilippa GregoryAbridged versionAmato shines in a commanding performance as Bess, a treacherous woman who stops at nothing to ensure self-preservation and financial security.[4]
2009The White QueenPhilippa GregoryAbridged versionBianca Amato creates a powerful and compellingly believable Elizabeth Woodville ... Amato captures Elizabeth's growing strength of purpose as she learns to play the game of court life and delivers a heartfelt portrayal of Elizabeth's fierce passion for her family’s advancement and protection.[5]
2010The Red QueenPhilippa GregoryAudioFile Earphones AwardBianca Amato expertly guides listeners through Margaret’s turbulent life ... Amato’s performance in this second book in The Cousins War series is regal and riveting.[6]
2011The Lady of the RiversPhilippa GregoryAudioFile Earphones AwardBianca Amato has a voice to rave about. Her narration is pure joy to hear. Add to that a fabulous story ... and you have an audio experience to savor. Amato’s elegant diction ... Amato’s striking performance draws lifelike portraits from Gregory’s blend of research and imagination.[7]
2011The Women of the Cousins' WarNon-fictionBianca Amato’s rich tones turn this book’s three essays into the best kind of nonfiction listening: engaging, informative, and entertaining ... Amato skillfully handles archival documents, letters, and diaries, presenting full-bodied portraits drawn from “informed speculation.”[8]
2012The Kingmaker's DaughterPhilippa GregoryAudioFile Earphones AwardAmato is simply outstanding as Anne sheds her innocence, moving through her dangerous, complex life at a court treacherous with intrigues.[9]
2013The White PrincessPhilippa GregoryAudioFile Earphones AwardPhilippa Gregory and Bianca Amato have another winner in this thrilling installment of Gregory's Cousins' War series. In addition to having one of the loveliest voices around, Amato's ability to transform words into people is extraordinary ... As Amato maneuvers her way through drafty corridors, intrigues, betrayals, and passions, listeners will be spellbound.[10]
2014The King's CursePhilippa GregoryAudioFile Earphones AwardThanks to Bianca Amato's artistry, the ill-fated stories of Margaret and the House of Tudor brim with life ... Amato inhabits every swirling intrigue as Katherine, suddenly widowed, needs Margaret's silence so she can keep a deathbed promise to Arthur and marry his younger brother, Henry ... Amato's lovely voice and vocal flexibility create an aura of romance and mystery while sharply defining Margaret's plight and the king's mercurial nature.[11]
2015The Taming of the QueenPhilippa GregoryAudioFile Earphones Award[12]
2016Three Sisters, Three QueensPhilippa Gregory[13]

Other

YearTitleAuthorNotesReferences
2006Listening for LionsGloria WhelanAudioFile Earphones Award, Audie Award; Novel originally printed in 2005Bianca Amato’s exceptional narration brings us fully into Rachel’s inner life ... Amato’s reading is so smooth and soft-spoken that the listener is rarely aware of the transitions to supporting characters, who are drawn in distinct, if subtle, characterizations. A stellar reading gives breadth and raw emotion to a solid story.[14]
2007The Thirteenth TaleDiane SetterfieldNovel originally printed in 2006Bianca Amato is stunning as Margaret ... Amato's respect for the power of story and the written word is heard in every utterance.[15]
2009Her Fearful SymmetryAudrey NiffeneggerBianca Amato's skillful narration ... Listeners will applaud ... Amato's range of accents and pacing.[16]
2009The Secret Diaries of Charlotte BrontëSyrie JamesAudioFile Earphones Award, Audie AwardThis beautiful literary romance is told from the point of view of Charlotte Brontë as she and her sisters, Emily and Anne, embark on their careers as novelists, writing JANE EYRE, WUTHERING HEIGHTS, and AGNES GREY respectively. Bianca Amato narrates with elegance. She captures Charlotte’s voice with perfection, making her sound like a dear friend sharing her joys and sorrows with intimate detail. Amato gives tender attention to each character’s voice, especially that of Curate Arthur Bell Nicholls, whose feelings for Charlotte are infused in each Irish-accented word. The story is based on the facts of Charlotte’s life but is also a warm and delightful love story. Listeners will surely yearn to hear the novels of the Brontë sisters after finishing this audiobook.[17]
2010Dracula in LoveKaren EssexAudioFile Earphones AwardThere could not be a better choice as narrator than Bianca Amato—her voice is pitch-perfect, her delivery stellar, and her pacing excellent. She gives Mina a measured, deeply felt emotional depth that brings her alive and keeps listeners engaged. She’s a narrator listeners will want to search out.[18]
2011Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of ForgetfulnessAlexandra FullerThis ambitious work ... is capably delivered by Bianca Amato. She ably switches between male and female characters and actually sings lines of the various songs that these larger-than-life family members break into throughout the narrative. Much of the focus is on Fuller’s mother, whose thoughts and sayings Amato delivers in ringing tones that allow the listener to develop a distinct picture of “Mum.” Amato’s vaguely British accent gives the effect of the colonial attitudes that prevailed in Africa during this time period. Amato even tackles the Sri Lankan servant’s accent, further demonstrating her versatility as a narrator and why she is the ideal choice for this rambling and lively book.[19]


Walid Azami

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Joe Kohl

Joe Kohl
BornJoseph Kohl
(1947-08-22)August 22, 1947
DiedJuly 16, 2011(2011-07-16) (aged 63)
NationalityAmerican
Area(s)Cartoonist

Joseph Kohl (August 22, 1947 – July 16, 2011)[1] was an American cartoonist.

Education==

Kohl received a B.A. Fine Arts and Teaching Certification from Glassboro State College in Glassboro, New Jersey.[2]

Career==

Kohl published his first cartoon in Genesis in 1972.[2] His work has appeared in Reader's Digest, National Enquirer, The Saturday Evening Post, New Woman, Christianity Today, Good Housekeeping, Hustler, Penthouse, Forbes, Writer's Digest, The Artist's Magazine, Woman's Own, Saturday Review, Complete Woman, and Marriage Partnership.[2] Kohl's specific expertise is cartoon humor and illustration.[2] He has produced many of his own cartoon books and illustrated those of others by a wide variety of publishers.[2]

External links==

NYT bestseller lists

Historical mystery

Historical mystery writers (to add to detective list)

Also: Picker, Lenny (March 3, 2010). "Mysteries of History". PublishersWeekly.com. Retrieved November 13, 2013.

North & South

N&S 1

Wk 1 "The New York Times Best Seller list: February 7, 1982" (PDF). Hawes.com. Retrieved January 5, 2010. #12
Wk 2 http://www.hawes.com/1982/1982-02-14.pdf #5
Wk 3 http://www.hawes.com/1982/1982-02-21.pdf #5
Wk 4 "The New York Times Best Seller list: February 28, 1982" (PDF). Hawes.com. Retrieved January 5, 2010. #1
Wk 5 http://www.hawes.com/1982/1982-03-07.pdf #1
Wk 6 http://www.hawes.com/1982/1982-03-14.pdf #1
Wk 7 http://www.hawes.com/1982/1982-03-21.pdf #2
Wk 8 http://www.hawes.com/1982/1982-03-28.pdf #2
Wk 9 http://www.hawes.com/1982/1982-04-04.pdf #2
Wk 10 http://www.hawes.com/1982/1982-04-11.pdf #2

L&W 2

Wk 1 "The New York Times Best Seller list: October 21, 1984" (PDF). Hawes.com. Retrieved January 5, 2010. #5
Wk 2 http://www.hawes.com/1984/1984-10-28.pdf #5
Wk 3 http://www.hawes.com/1984/1984-11-04.pdf #3
Wk 4 "The New York Times Best Seller list: November 11, 1984" (PDF). Hawes.com. Retrieved January 5, 2010. #2
Wk 5 http://www.hawes.com/1984/1984-11-18.pdf #2
Wk 6 http://www.hawes.com/1984/1984-11-25.pdf #2
Wk 7 http://www.hawes.com/1984/1984-12-02.pdf #2
Wk 8 http://www.hawes.com/1984/1984-12-09.pdf #3
Wk 9 http://www.hawes.com/1984/1984-12-16.pdf #3
Wk 10 http://www.hawes.com/1984/1984-12-23.pdf #3

H&H 3

Wk 1 "The New York Times Best Seller list: October 4, 1987" (PDF). Hawes.com. Retrieved January 5, 2010. #8
Wk 2 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-10-11.pdf #3
Wk 3 "The New York Times Best Seller list: October 18, 1987" (PDF). Hawes.com. Retrieved January 5, 2010. #2
Wk 4 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-10-25.pdf #3
Wk 5 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-11-01.pdf #4
Wk 6 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-11-08.pdf #4
Wk 7 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-11-15.pdf #5
Wk 8 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-11-22.pdf #6
Wk 9 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-11-29.pdf #5
Wk 10 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-12-06.pdf #7
Wk 11 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-12-13.pdf #7
Wk 12 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-12-20.pdf #8
Wk 13 http://www.hawes.com/1987/1987-12-27.pdf #8
Wk 14 http://www.hawes.com/1988/1988-01-03.pdf #9
Wk 15 http://www.hawes.com/1988/1988-01-10.pdf #8
Wk 16 http://www.hawes.com/1988/1988-01-17.pdf #9
Wk 17 http://www.hawes.com/1988/1988-01-24.pdf #11
Wk 18 http://www.hawes.com/1988/1988-01-31.pdf #15
Wk 19 http://www.hawes.com/1988/1988-02-07.pdf #14
Wk 20 http://www.hawes.com/1988/1988-02-14.pdf #14

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