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Monthly Archives: November 2012

What I Read the Week of November 18

November 25, 2012by Paul Boyne Leave a comment

Not much this time around. This is a little embarrassing, but I’m already a little tired of doing these. They take up time that could be spent writing my own […]

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Disney’s Romance: Beauty and the Beast

November 18, 2012by Paul Boyne 4 Comments

What was it like to be the Beast? The prologue, set in stained glass, presents an important detail that’s easy to overlook. The prince was young, a teenager. The enchanted […]

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What I Read the Week of November 4

November 11, 2012by Paul Boyne Leave a comment

“Politics, Pollsters, and Fox News: Don’t Create a ‘Conservative’ Set of Facts” by Ed Stetzer — If you happen to be on the left and would like to see the […]

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