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| Reviewed by: The Rev | 11th Jun 2001 | |
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Once I Was Asked...Brandon Watt |
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I should have known. A little digging in the right places tells me Exposition Press is an "infamous" vanity publisher. Hmmmm. When the author bio begins "Brandon Watt is a pseudonym...", the alarm bells go off. While the description never says why "Mr. Watt" hose to use a pseudonym, a quick glance at a random page from this collection of tripe that would put Susan Polis Schutz to shame leads one to believe one has a hypothesis: "The witching hour stalks boldly the carcass of the day." Need I go on to the second line? If I had negative stars, I'd apply them to this. If anything else tops my worst-of-the-year list, pity me, for it scares me that a worse book than this might exist.
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