
While Superman will never leave this site (wait until later this week), it’s time to read a brand new book, and one I don’t think I ever read. When I worked in the grocery store we used to sell books off of a spinner rack or at one point a book rack. Eventually that was phased out, which was too bad because I ended up picking up a few books I might not have. That was back when I had more money than expenses and could afford a few luxuries. Which are now the reason I have a clutter-organizing and eliminating site so in hindsight that didn’t work out so well.
But while The Black Stallion’s Ghost didn’t quite work out for me, it doesn’t mean other books not involving sci-fi or superheroes won’t interest me. The next book in our series doesn’t have any hard science fiction elements, although given what I know of one of the co-creator’s works I’m sure it will at least feature tech slightly more advanced than we had at the time. It won’t have superheroes but it may end up with a few slightly larger-than-life characters. It’s also a book that comes at me with some confusion when it comes to the book’s creation and who did what when. Finally, it is a book where chapters can be as long as five pages or as short as one, which means I’ll actually be reviewing multiple chapters each article instead of one. Otherwise we’d have 88 of the shortest articles I’ve had outside of the Morning Article Link and that would be a waste of all our time and money. So let’s cut through the confusion and check out the twelfth installment of Chapter By Chapter (although “Chapter” will be plural for this one):
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