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IP: *.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl 30.06.03, 02:02
Czy mogłbyś napisać, kto jest autorem książki "Buddy Holly zyje i pozdrawia z
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    • Gość: mik Re: do reptara o Buddy'm Holly IP: *.nwrk.east.verizon.net 30.06.03, 05:26
      witaj juna
      przepraszam ze zamiast reptara
      znalazlem jeszcze kilka podobnych
      recenzji czytelnikow
      czy raczej Ci przetlumaczyc?
      pozdrawiam


      autor Denton Bradley



      I HAVE TRIED TO EXPLAIN THE VIRTUES OF THIS NOVEL WITHOUT REVEALING TOO MUCH
      OF THE CONTENT. DON'T WANT TO SPOIL THE WHOLE BOOK FOR YOU.

      About two years ago I was browsing through a bookstore in Mobile, Alabama when
      I came across a paperback entitled "Buddy Holly is Alive and Well on
      Ganymede". I had to buy and read this book--how could I not with such a title.
      Little did I know at the time, this would become one most interesting and
      enjoyable novels I have ever read.

      Bradley Denton wrote, “Buddy Holly is Alive and Well on Ganymede”. Somehow, he
      is able to masterfully blend Rock n' Roll, Sci-Fi, and a great deal of humor
      to effectively examine American culture past and present. Can music save your
      mortal soul? Will rock and roll never die? Good questions all--but who knows
      the answer?

      The main character of the novel is Oliver Vale. We follow him in a crazy
      motorcycle chase across the southern mid-west as a gang, a secret agent, a
      robotic Doberman pursues him, and aliens disguised as humans. It is a wild
      ride which all begins when every television worldwide begins broadcasting
      Buddy Holly 24 hours a day. The broadcast is coming straight from Ganymede, a
      moon of Jupiter, where Buddy Holly is apparently living--alive and well.

      What unfolds is a wildly funny and unique story line that will keep you
      turning page after page. Anyone who has been alive for the past 30-40 years
      and has a good sense of the events of the last part of the 20th century will
      be able to relate to the themes and premise of the story. Oliver’s wild ride
      is really not unlike the events of our own lives over the years and our
      experiences with finding and shaping America. The references to Rock n’ Roll,
      a story in America’ heartland, the freedom that comes with riding a motorcycle—
      all of this guides us along during the story and begins a self examination of
      life. Where we have been, where we are, and where we may be heading.

      So do yourself a favor and pick up a copy of this novel. You will have a great
      time and probably be yearning to read Denton Bradley’s other works.

      • Gość: juna Re: do reptara o Buddy'm Holly IP: *.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl 30.06.03, 13:40
        Gość portalu: mik napisał(a):

        > witaj juna
        > przepraszam ze zamiast reptara
        > znalazlem jeszcze kilka podobnych
        > recenzji czytelnikow
        > czy raczej Ci przetlumaczyc?
        > pozdrawiam
        >
        >
        > autor Denton Bradley
        >
        Dzeki mik, tlumaczyc nie trzeba, jestem "anglojezyczna" (nie z urodzenia
        oczywiscie). Opis brzmi ciekawie. A tobie zdarzył się "crazy ride on a
        motorcycle through the US"? pozdrooffko


        >
        >
        > I HAVE TRIED TO EXPLAIN THE VIRTUES OF THIS NOVEL WITHOUT REVEALING TOO MUCH
        > OF THE CONTENT. DON'T WANT TO SPOIL THE WHOLE BOOK FOR YOU.
        >
        > About two years ago I was browsing through a bookstore in Mobile, Alabama
        when
        > I came across a paperback entitled "Buddy Holly is Alive and Well on
        > Ganymede". I had to buy and read this book--how could I not with such a
        title.
        > Little did I know at the time, this would become one most interesting and
        > enjoyable novels I have ever read.
        >
        > Bradley Denton wrote, “Buddy Holly is Alive and Well on Ganymede”.
        > Somehow, he
        > is able to masterfully blend Rock n' Roll, Sci-Fi, and a great deal of humor
        > to effectively examine American culture past and present. Can music save your
        > mortal soul? Will rock and roll never die? Good questions all--but who knows
        > the answer?
        >
        > The main character of the novel is Oliver Vale. We follow him in a crazy
        > motorcycle chase across the southern mid-west as a gang, a secret agent, a
        > robotic Doberman pursues him, and aliens disguised as humans. It is a wild
        > ride which all begins when every television worldwide begins broadcasting
        > Buddy Holly 24 hours a day. The broadcast is coming straight from Ganymede, a
        > moon of Jupiter, where Buddy Holly is apparently living--alive and well.
        >
        > What unfolds is a wildly funny and unique story line that will keep you
        > turning page after page. Anyone who has been alive for the past 30-40 years
        > and has a good sense of the events of the last part of the 20th century will
        > be able to relate to the themes and premise of the story. Oliver’s wild r
        > ide
        > is really not unlike the events of our own lives over the years and our
        > experiences with finding and shaping America. The references to Rock n’ R
        > oll,
        > a story in America’ heartland, the freedom that comes with riding a motor
        > cycle—
        > all of this guides us along during the story and begins a self examination of
        > life. Where we have been, where we are, and where we may be heading.
        >
        > So do yourself a favor and pick up a copy of this novel. You will have a
        great
        > time and probably be yearning to read Denton Bradley’s other works.
        >
    • reptar Re: do reptara o Buddy'm Holly 30.06.03, 15:32
      Cześć, Juna!
      Wygląda na to, że nie zdążyłem. Mogę jeszcze tylko podrzucić Ci link do
      informacji o tej książce na stronach Zyska:

      www.zysk.com.pl/store/binf.asp?nr=934

      Pozdrawiam
      reptar
      • Gość: juna Re: do reptara o Buddy'm Holly IP: *.neoplus.adsl.tpnet.pl 30.06.03, 23:09
        reptar napisał:

        > Cześć, Juna!
        > Wygląda na to, że nie zdążyłem. Mogę jeszcze tylko podrzucić Ci link do
        > informacji o tej książce na stronach Zyska:
        >
        > www.zysk.com.pl/store/binf.asp?nr=934
        >
        > Pozdrawiam
        > reptar

        Dzieki anyway,

        juna

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