An "abridged" version of the real Tobin's Spirit Guide assembled by the Ghostbusters for us folks that can't locate a full 35 lb. version of the original work.
A fun bestiary for fans of the Ghostbuster films and animated series.
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Someone who failed their 2023 Reading Challenge and looking forward to making up for that in 2025.
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Review of "Tobin's Spirit Guide" on 'Goodreads'
4 stars
An "abridged" version of the real Tobin's Spirit Guide assembled by the Ghostbusters for us folks that can't locate a full 35 lb. version of the original work.
A fun bestiary for fans of the Ghostbuster films and animated series.
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Charming memoir by Lovecraft's fascinating and motivated former wife. Looking forward to reading more about Sonia later this year in Monica Wasserman's "Two Hearts That Beat as One".
This short work and her interactions with HPL reminded me greatly of Novalyne Price Ellis's accounts of HER relationship with HPL's pal Robert E. Howard in "One Who Walked Alone". There's probably a good play in there of the two women meeting over drinks and chatting about the difficult men in their lives.
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HUGO AWARD WINNER FOR BEST SERIES
Through one of the gates, a colony stands alone. Their supplies are low. …
