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I make movies on weekends, write novels and scripts and goofy rants, occasionally perform, and I’ve had my fifteen minutes of internet (in)fame. ... Stewart / Stephen Colbert girl, and otherwise I love good comedies, spy /action romps, and pretty much anything that involves solving gruesome
I love to read biographies, spy novels, general interest novels and sci-fi novels.
I really don't have a favorite book but mostly spec ops and spy novels.As far as movies go I down for anything except horror. I know a guy who doesn't like horror. Once again more spy and spec ops, but I do like comedies, and dramas.
The James Bond Novel Test
OK, so they say that two thirds of the population of the world have seen at least one James Bond film at some point in their lives. But how many peopl... ...
The Literature, etc. Test
This is my first test, so bear with me. It is an attempt to test you knowledge of a small slice of modern literature. Feedback is welcom - it only hel... ...
The Pseudo-Intellectual Test
Hi! And welcome to my Pseudo-Intellectual Test. This test is designed to determine how much of an intellectual snob or popular culture whore you are... ...
The Name Is Bond, James Bond Test
The James Bond franchise is among the longest running and most successful in the history of cinema. Agent 007 has thwarted evil, wooed the women, and ... ...
You Only Live Twice
ago I was thinking about reading the published versions of my
iconic spy hero.The Iconic Spy James Bond Lives On a Century After
the Birth of His Creator ... They're the two that hew most closely to
the Fleming novels.
Books, Movies, and Music
keep in mind that for the most part,
I've survived reading abridged Reader's Digest novels, a 1978
encyclopedia, various sci-fi novels, and a small handful of classic
books. ... The quirky,
out-of-place senior citizen master spy going off on adventures
around the world and getting into plenty of
Books!
The Spy
Who Came in from the Cold by John le Carre. Classic cold war
literature, paints a gloomy, but more realistic portrait of spy
life than James Bond. ... The
first in his series of detective novels that I read remains my
favorite.
What adults actually read the Harry Potter books?
There are lots of other books of far less
merit--endless permutations of trashy romance novels and
spy-thriller bathroom books--whose worth or lack thereof slips by
without a murmur.
Bond, James Bond.
Bond is a spy among
incredibly inept bad guys. Bourne is a killing machine.The Robert
Ludlum novels portray Bourne much better as the killer he is.
Are exotic people (Native American, Asian, etc) attractive to you?
Romance novels are often set in exotic places and often about
exotic people. Spy and war novels are often set in foreign lands
and deal with foreigners.
Anyone Catch the Story About the NSA Illegally Tracking All of Us????
A lot
of spy novels are based in reality.
Can we have our cake and eat it too
Well, judging from romance novels in Target, it's big, strong guy
who saves her from herself/some really weird situation/is a spy/is
a cowboy/has longish hair and lots of political power.
Best sci-fi film?
That obviously includes cyberpunk, as well as a
lot of spy novels (especially Tom Clancy, who I struggled to read
years ago).
