Comments on: Book Review: Conspirator’s Odyssey - The Evolution Of The Patron Saint by A. K. Kuykendall http://www.bloggernews.net/117982 High-quality English language analysis and editorial writing on the news. Sun, 08 Nov 2009 20:32:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: G. A. Bixler http://www.bloggernews.net/117982#comment-724812 G. A. Bixler Thu, 30 Oct 2008 20:37:06 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/117982#comment-724812 Maybe I shouldn't do this, but I'm going to... This author had done a great deal of streamlining working with me and then later saw a "book doctor"... I was disheartened when I saw the final published book...but check out his sales! You may have valid points but...there are pros and cons both ways... Maybe I shouldn’t do this, but I’m going to… This author had done a great deal of streamlining working with me and then later saw a “book doctor”…

I was disheartened when I saw the final published book…but check out his sales!

You may have valid points but…there are pros and cons both ways…

]]> By: Sherry Miller http://www.bloggernews.net/117982#comment-667054 Sherry Miller Fri, 03 Oct 2008 19:01:01 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/117982#comment-667054 Conney, you go girl! I read Kuykendall's debut novel as well and found it to be on hell of a odyssey that got me reflecting back to those history classes from middle school when I was a teen. His take on historical events really was facinating and his choice to kick off this series with a woman at the helm was simply the icing on the cake for me. Simon mentioned Kuykendall's hook ... hell, I was hooked from the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and from his impassioned tribute to JFK. When I got to the PROLOGUE, I was still interested. He has a way of expressing his passions through the story to give his readers plenty to contemplate. I for one loved my journey through this new author's mind and can't wait until his next installment. I recommend this book aswell! Kuykenall's a true storyteller and it's as clear as day that his voice is strong. Conney, you go girl! I read Kuykendall’s debut novel as well and found it to be on hell of a odyssey that got me reflecting back to those history classes from middle school when I was a teen.

His take on historical events really was facinating and his choice to kick off this series with a woman at the helm was simply the icing on the cake for me.

Simon mentioned Kuykendall’s hook … hell, I was hooked from the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and from his impassioned tribute to JFK. When I got to the PROLOGUE, I was still interested. He has a way of expressing his passions through the story to give his readers plenty to contemplate. I for one loved my journey through this new author’s mind and can’t wait until his next installment.

I recommend this book aswell! Kuykenall’s a true storyteller and it’s as clear as day that his voice is strong.

]]> By: Conney Jupiter http://www.bloggernews.net/117982#comment-665209 Conney Jupiter Fri, 03 Oct 2008 07:00:43 +0000 http://www.bloggernews.net/117982#comment-665209 I read the book as well and found it to be one hell of a read! Your assessment is correct on many levels, but I and many readers don't look at art the same way as you do and simply consume the story for its entertainment value not from a POD vs. Mainstream outlook. The author reveals so much in this manuscript adding a fantastic twist on historical subject matter and I too anticipate his next work of art as this painting was dilivered with a wide brush stroke that got me all shook up. A promissing picasso ... I recommend this read. I read the book as well and found it to be one hell of a read! Your assessment is correct on many levels, but I and many readers don’t look at art the same way as you do and simply consume the story for its entertainment value not from a POD vs. Mainstream outlook.

The author reveals so much in this manuscript adding a fantastic twist on historical subject matter and I too anticipate his next work of art as this painting was dilivered with a wide brush stroke that got me all shook up. A promissing picasso … I recommend this read.

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