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Posted on December 23, 2012 by Ronald

So I organized my books last Saturday. It was a lot more work than I thought it would be, as it seems I have accumulated far more books than I thought I had over the course of many, many years. … Continue reading →

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Your week in books#33

Posted on August 17, 2012 by Ronald

Watch thinking man’s porn star Stoya have an orgasm while reading Supervert’s “Necrophilia Variations” I’ve been so remiss about blogging lately, that I haven’t told you guys about the great big Filipino Readercon happening at the Filipinas Heritage Library tomorrow. I’ll … Continue reading →

Posted in Your Week In Books | Tagged amanda hocking, ang lee, dc pierson, e l james, edith wharton, ezra miller, filipinas heritage library, jeffrey eugenides, johnny simmons, junot diaz, lauren conrad, lemony snicket, life of pi, logan lerman, necrophilia variations, readercon, stephen chbosky, stoya, supervert, the perks of being a wallflower, yann martel, your week in books | Leave a comment

Book review: Jullie Yap Daza’s “Mistresses Play . . . Men Stray . . . The Wives Stay”

Posted on March 24, 2012 by Ronald

Alright guys, since I’ve had NO internet connection for about two days now — THANKS PLDT — this post will be coming to you from the patchy internet connection of my prepaid internet USB thingie. Way before Candace Bushnell began … Continue reading →

Posted in Book Review | Tagged book review, candace bushnell, colette, edith wharton, etiquette for mistresses and what wives can learn from them, jane austen, jullie yap daza, mistresses play...men stray...the wives stay, sex and the city | Leave a comment

The second time around

Posted on January 14, 2011 by Ronald

Conventional wisdom tells you that you should never judge a book by its cover, but what I’ve found to be true for me is that you should never judge a book on your first read. As I’ve grown up to … Continue reading →

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