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Johann S Bach: Goldberg Variations
Simone Dinnerstein makes for a great new voice to be
heard on her debut solo album. Probably one of the
best recordings of the Goldberg variations available. |
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Luciano Pavarotti:
The Best
Generally, I shy away from recordings advertising themselves
as "The Best". But here, for one shining moment,
it is true. Relive the best of Pavarotti even after his passing. |
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Philip Glass:
Orion
Philip Glass' techniques really allow him some great
moments on this comissioned work featuring a separate
musical number for seven different countries, and three
interludes that really let you see how those nations
both complement and contrast with each other. |
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A Short Biography of Susan Bartlett
Who am I?
I'm a former romance author trying to get back into the
swing of things. I'm married, and have a wonderful daughter.
My old romances were written back in my naive youth. By
today's standards, I guess you could call them "Scooby
Doo" Romance/Mysteries. My biggest seller was
"Curse of the Mummy's Tomb".
The basic plot was: A young female American archaeologist is
working at an Egyptian dig. She has a crush on the Assistant to
the Senior American Archaeologist, until a mysterious stranger,
in the form of an Egyptian liaison, comes into her life. After
discovering an unusual artifact in an old tomb, mysterious things
begin happening in the camp. Clues point to a Mummy's curse that
has overtaken the party. Some indicate that a real Mummy may be
stalking the crew. This causes our heroine to seek solace in the
arms of the liaison. After the death of the senior archaeologist,
the party eventually tracks down the real cause of the events - an
Egyptian man who wants the artifacts to remain in Egypt instead of
being placed in an American museum. She uses these events to help
her decide that she does not want to spend the rest of her life in
Egypt with the liaison - just in time for the Assistant to propose
to her due to his advancement into the (now deceased) Senior
Archaeologist's position.
I want to start writing again - and heavily revise my old
stories. I couldn't tell the types of stories I wanted to tell
when I was originally writing. I wanted to have real Mummies,
and real Ghosts, and real Monsters. Now, with the popularity of
the new Gothic Horror Romance, I can write the stories I want.
My daughter is grown now and I have lots of time on my hands.
You will hear from me again.
By the way, if you find any of my old romances on the shelf
anywhere, let me know. I lost my only copies during a move and
have none of my old books to go by. |