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hermetic

(8,878 posts)
24. I know, right?
Tue Jul 4, 2017, 03:22 PM
Jul 2017

I am constantly amazed to learn that there are so many books that have the same name. I always assumed there was some sort of copyright on titles, but evidently not. The Power of the Dog happens to be one that I've read both of. This is one reason I always look up titles nowdays, because you can no longer assume that's going to be the one you think it is.

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Thanks for the bookish fireworks! TexasProgresive Jul 2017 #1
My pleasure! hermetic Jul 2017 #8
We can't post pix from Photobucket??? WTF? Number9Dream Jul 2017 #16
Photobucket turned off sharp_stick Jul 2017 #17
Thanks for the info n/t Number9Dream Jul 2017 #19
'In Bed with the Tutors' MFM008 Jul 2017 #2
Yum (not!) hermetic Jul 2017 #5
My Grandmother's old sharp_stick Jul 2017 #18
Skip Langdon mysteries by Julie Smith yellowdogintexas Jul 2017 #3
Awesome! hermetic Jul 2017 #6
A Gentleman in Moscow by Amory Towles sagesnow Jul 2017 #4
Read that recently hermetic Jul 2017 #7
Read recently - gave it 5 stars. A memorable story. northoftheborder Jul 2017 #14
The Force Break time Jul 2017 #9
Hot off the press hermetic Jul 2017 #10
His latest Break time Jul 2017 #12
Hi hermetic and all DU bookies! I read your comment about The Power of the Dog with interest japple Jul 2017 #15
I know, right? hermetic Jul 2017 #24
Yes! And then there are those books written by people who are trying to make folks japple Jul 2017 #25
Salem's Lotto? Too funny! hermetic Jul 2017 #27
Our Friends of the Library group has used book sales two times per year and there japple Jul 2017 #33
I, obviously, buy used books all the time hermetic Jul 2017 #34
I finished reading Affinity Konar's book, Mischling and highly recommend it. The "tough parts" were japple Jul 2017 #35
Modern Welding Best_man23 Jul 2017 #11
The Artists' Society, by Calloway northoftheborder Jul 2017 #13
Promise Of Blood by Brian McClellan PoorMonger Jul 2017 #20
That sounds like fun, too hermetic Jul 2017 #23
Musical Suggestion ' (That's When I Reach For My) Revolver' PoorMonger Jul 2017 #39
The Phantom Tollbooth, by Norton Juster shenmue Jul 2017 #21
That IS fun hermetic Jul 2017 #22
Before the Fall Mz Pip Jul 2017 #26
My Favorite Author...Sherry Thomas iamateacher Jul 2017 #28
Lovely! Someone new to consider hermetic Jul 2017 #30
I am reading the Rho Agenda trilogy by Richard Phillilps Runningdawg Jul 2017 #29
Ah, good old Area 51. hermetic Jul 2017 #31
So far Area 51 has not been mentioned Runningdawg Jul 2017 #36
So then hermetic Jul 2017 #41
Great coincidence hermetic Jul 2017 #49
The Panda's Thumb Botany Jul 2017 #32
Sweet hermetic Jul 2017 #42
I'm just finishing up My Brilliant Friend, by Elena Ferrante chia Jul 2017 #37
Just read some reviews hermetic Jul 2017 #43
I love mysteries and will have to read those. Demsrule86 Jul 2017 #38
Cool! hermetic Jul 2017 #44
I took out the first one from the library. One of the joys of Kindle is Demsrule86 Jul 2017 #47
So sorry to hear that hermetic Jul 2017 #48
The Mayakovsky Tapes by Robert Littell PoorMonger Jul 2017 #40
That truly sounds great hermetic Jul 2017 #45
Musical Suggestion ' 100 Other Lovers' PoorMonger Jul 2017 #46
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