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Dusty, sounds like we share a love for reading. I think you might enjoy a few books by a woman named Anne LaBastille.This are non fiction, her love for the outdoors. She built her own cabin, by herself, mostly, in the Adirondacks. The first is titled Woodswoman.
It's not based on a book, but if you've never seen "My Dinner With Andre," I have a feeling that you'd love it. Nothing exciting; the entire movie consists of a conversation between two characters over dinner. But it is well worth the watch. It is a love it or hate it kind of movie. You'll either love it for the content of the conversation between the two characters, or hate it, because nothing really "happens" in the movie.
Sorry Dusty, I misunderstood. Thought you meant the things you've been reading lately haven't held your interest.
Thanks JC , there have been a couple of good movies that were all dialogue driven that weren't based on a book . Dusty
I love good flicks like that, so if you have others you can recommend, feel free. Another good one is The Man From Earth (not to the confused with The Man Who Fell to Earth.) It was really low budget, but if you can look past the iffy production (lighting and things like that,) it is a fascinating movie.
The Road
Mentioned this in the first post , reading has become problematic , I just fall asleep . For probably over 50 years I read somewhere in the vicinity of 40 books a year , maybe more , nearly a novel or biography or historical faction a week , usually over 100 pages every night . Now , two paragraphs in and sleep just takes over . What I want are movies that stay at least somewhat true to the book , where the screenwriters and director know the story and have some respect for that story . Dusty
If you get a chance, read FIRST BLOOD (Rambo). Surprisingly It follows the movie fairly consistently.
Where the red fern grows.