Monteath's Lensography
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Wa-Hoo, I'm a Giant Squid!!
Well I received a great e-mail in the beginning of May informing me that apparantly my lenses must be pretty decent, because I am now a Giant Squid!I feel really honored that out of my lenses, at least 50 were considered really exceptional, since that's the bar for becoming a giant squid.
So I have this really cool new badge. I really love Squidoo, and for all visitors, I hope you really enjoy these lenses!
Squidoo Lenses on Sinclair Lewis, Part I
On author Sinclair Lewis, and his books
My Sinclair Lewis Lens is my pride and joy-constantly in the top 300, this was on the top 100 list for 14 days, and won Lens of the Day once.-
The Job: An American Novel, by Sinclair Lewis
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The Job: An American Novel is one of the early novels written by famous American author, Sinclair Lewis. This novel was one of the stepping stones towards Lewis's success. The first edition was printed in 1917, and is now a very rare and...
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Sinclair Lewis Novels and Antique Books
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This lens is about a great American author, Sinclair Lewis. Although not recognized today, he was a great American author who bridged the gap between Mark Twain and Ernest Hemingway, and was one of John Steinbeck's greatest influences. After th...
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Hike and the Aeroplane by Sinclair Lewis
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This lens is dedicated to Hike and the Aeroplane, the first novel written by the great American author, Sinclair Lewis. Written under the pen name of Tom Graham, this first work printed only 1,000 copies, and was the inauspicious beginning to a...
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The Trail of the Hawk by Sinclair Lewis
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The Trail of the Hawk was the third novel written by American literary giant Sinclair Lewis, though only the second one using his real name. This novel is subtitled: "A Comedy of the Seriousness of Life" and shows the young Lewis comi...
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Our Mr. Wrenn by Sinclair Lewis
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Our Mr. Wrenn was the second book published by Sinclair Lewis, and was his first attempt at serious work. The full title of this novel is: Our Mr. Wrenn: The Romantic Adventures of a Gentle Man. Only 3,000 copies were printed originally,...
Sinclair Lewis Book Lenses, Part II
Includes "Tennis As I Play It," the only book ghost written by Sinclair Lewis
Sinclair Lewis is one of my all time favorite articles, and I made a lot of lenses based on his works.-
Free Air by Sinclair Lewis
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This lens is dedicated to the early Sinclair Lewis novel Free Air, originally published in 1919. This novel was about the possibilities of travel and adventure that the automobile opened up for all Americans, and was the last novel be...
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Tennis As I Play It
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Tennis As I Play It by Maurice E McLoughlin, is a novel about the then tennis champion of the United States. Published in 1915, this novel was ghost written by Sinclair Lewis, who was still struggling to put together a career as a novelist duri...
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Babbitt by Sinclair Lewis
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Babbitt, by Sinclair Lewis, was the satirical novel that folllowed up the wild success of Sinclair Lewis's Main Street and guaranteed that Sinclair Lewis was in the American mainstream to stay. This satirical novel challenging conformity and &q...
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It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis
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It Can't Happen Here by Sinclair Lewis is a great fictional novel that serves as a prophetic warning to the United States that shows the danger of Fascism that can creep up even in the U.S. Published in 1935, it is considered Lewis's last great...
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The Innocents by Sinclair Lewis
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One of the last "early" novels by Sinclair Lewis. He considered The Innocents a pot boiler, pulp fiction type of wok. It originally appeared as a series of serialized stories in a women's magazine, then was compiled and edited i...
Sinclair Lewis Lenses, Part III
The last four I've made
Includes two of Sinclair Lewis's biggest hit novels.-
Mantrap by Sinclair Lewis
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Mantrap by Sinclair Lewis wasn't Lewis's finest novel, but it immediately followed his trifecta of Main Street, Babbitt, and Arrowsmith, so it would be unreasonable to expect the next novel to be the same calibar. Mantrap is an escapist novel, talking...
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Elmer Gantry by Sinclair Lewis
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Sinclair Lewis's novel Elmer Gantry was one of his early works that was written shortly after the early runaway successes of Main Street and Babbitt, the novels which made Sinclair Lewis a household name. This novel visited many of the themes t...
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The Man Who Knew Coolidge by Sinclair Lewis
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The Man Who Knew Coolidge by Sinclair Lewis is a great book that is often overshadowed, in part because of unfortunate timing since this novel followed the three books considered Lewis's classics: Babbitt, Main Street, and Arrowsmith, and because of...
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Main Street by Sinclair Lewis
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Main Street was the novel that put Sinclair Lewis on the map. It was so popular that the first 10,000 copies didn't even last a month. Over 20 printings had to be made over the first four months, and one publisher was quoted as saying, "Ke...
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Arrowsmith by Sinclair Lewis
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Sinclair Lewis's Arrowsmith is a classic novel, and one of the best from the American literary giant. This novel was a fantastic insight into the American dream, looking at it as a satire, and not upfliting it as a good thing. This n...
Sinclair Lewis Lenses 4
Yes, he is my academic obsession
Sinclair Lewis wrote a huge number of amazing books, and eventually I hope to have a lens for them all.-
Work of Art by Sinclair Lewis
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Work of Art by Sinclair Lewis was a good yarn that really focused on the attempt of building a lasting story by focusing on a family through three generations as they struggle to serve, succeed, and finally find peace in their roles.
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Dodsworth by Sinclair Lewis
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Sinclair Lewis was an excellent American author, and Dodsworth is one of his finest novels and remains widely read even if it remains in the shadow of the big three.
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Ann Vickers by Sinclair Lewis
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Ann Vickers was a critically acclaimed novel by Sinclair Lewis that helped reinvogarate his career when it was flagging, and was wildy popular at the time (as well as controversial) as Lewis took shots at many of society's ills and wrote with the phi...
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The Prodigal Parents by Sinclair Lewis
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Fred Cornplow is the unlikely hero of The Prodigal Parents, a later book by author Sinclair Lewis, and follows the theme of a good man trying to be something great, but who has everyone around him trying to cut him down to fit into a comfortable ordi...
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Kingsblood Royal by Sinclair Lewis
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This lens is about Kingsblood Royal, not a well remembered novel by nearly forgotten American literary giant Sinclair Lewis, but a book that still shows Lewis in top form, nonetheless.
Lenses on Authors Not Named Sinclair Lewis
Squidoo is a great place to be a well read individual!
These lenses are specifically on authors I have read, collected, and/or admired: like Max Barry, Upton Sinclair, and Richard Bachman (with more sure to come!)-
Washington Irving
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Washington Irving was the earliest American writer to gain international fame and support himself full time on his own writing. Some of Irving's most well known stories include: "Rip Van Winkle," "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," and "The Devil and Tom...
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Richard Bachman
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This lens is dedicated to the Bachman Books, written by Stephen King under the penname of Richard Bachman. The first four are often sold together as a collection simply titled "The Bachman Books." The photo is not of King, but is the fake author's ph...
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Ernest Hemingway Antique Books
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This lens is dedicated to American author Ernest Hemingway and to his work, all of which are collectible antique books now. Ernest Hemingway antique books are very valuable, and reflect the amazing respect readers still have for his amazing works.
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Upton Sinclair: The Jungle and Other Novels
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Upton Sinclair was a great American author who was extremely prolific. He was known for investigating scandals, exposing wrong doing to the public, and as a socialist and later in life, and anarchist. While Upton Sinclair is famous for many works, h...
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Author Max Barry
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I read my first Max Barry novel my second year of grad school (not on the "official" reccomended reading list - their loss). I stumbled upon Nation States by accident, and because of that I learned of Max's first book, Jennifer Government. ...
Lenses on Novels and Books
A wide range of interests leads to a wide range of book lenses
From personal favorites, to travel writing, to society changing works, there are many different pages on different types of works.-
Best Dystopian Novels
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This lens is about dystopian books, which are among my favorite types of books. Most people automatically think of dystopia as a science fiction sub-genre, and while dystopian science fiction is common, not all stories about dystopian societies (or s...
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Travel Writing Novels
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As someone who has had a life long love of travel, and who doesn't plan on staying a homebody anytime soon, this lens combines my love of travel with some of the best travel writing I've read and enjoyed, as well as some of my own travel stories.
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10 Books That Changed America
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There are books that are revered because of their effect on art, and there are books that are remarkable because they literally change the very society from which they came. Here is a list of ten books that radically changed or shaped American societ...
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10 Books That Changed My Life
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Books can have incredible power to change lives. Writing has changed the world, for both the better and worse. This is a list of ten books that have deeply influenced me and have even changed my life. There are many others, too, but...
Many of My Favorite Books
Great novels are teasures in and of themselves, and contrary to many academics, genre literature can be some of the best ever written.
The Walking Drum by Louis L'Amour
Here is an historic adventure of extraordinary pow more...0 points
Jesus' Son: Stories by by Denis Johnson
An intense collection of interconnected stories th more...0 points
The Brothers Karamazov by Fyodor Dostoevsky
The award-winning translation of Dostoevsky's last more...0 points
A Game of Thrones (A Song of Ice and Fire, Book 1) by George R.R. Martin
Here is the first volume in George R. R. Martin's more...0 points
Armageddon's Children (The Genesis of Shannara, Book 1) by Terry Brooks
Terry Brooks is one of a handful of writers whose more...0 points
Red Letter Christians: A Citizen's Guide to Faith and Politics by Tony Campolo
In today s political environment, who speaks for w more...0 points
Blue Like Jazz: Nonreligious Thoughts on Christian Spirituality by Donald Miller
"I never liked jazz music because jazz music more...0 points
The Dharma Bums (Penguin Classics Deluxe Edition) by Jack Kerouac
The Dharma Bums was published one year after On th more...0 points
Catch-22 by Joseph Heller
Catch-22 is like no other novel. It is one of the more...0 points
The Waste Lands (The Dark Tower, Book 3) by Stephen King
The foundations of Black House were built on The D more...0 points
First Blood by David Morrell
From New York Times bestselling author David Morre more...0 points
Main Street (Barnes & Noble Classics Series) (B&N Classics) by Sinclair Lewis
Main Street, by Sinclair Lewis, is part of the Bar more...0 points
A Small Place by Jamaica Kincaid
A brilliant look at colonialism and its effects in more...0 points
The Collected Poems of Langston Hughes by Langston Hughes
"The ultimate book for both the dabbler and s more...0 points
The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn (Signet Classics) by Mark Twain
Few books capture both the simplicity and complexi more...0 points
The Red Badge of Courage by Stephen Crane
Following its initial appearance in serial form, S more...0 points
The Complete Stories by Franz Kafka
The only available collection that brings together more...0 points
Earth in the Balance: Ecology and the Human Spirit by Al Gore
Re-released on the heels of Al Gores #1 New York T more...0 points
Ender's Game (Ender, Book 1) by Orson Scott Card
Winner of the Hugo and Nebula AwardsIn order to de more...0 points
1776 by David McCullough
"In this stirring book, David McCullough tell more...0 points
Sports Lenses
Some of these have been a lot of work, but worth it...
From the Iowa State Cyclones to the Green Bay Packers, to general sports, I take pride in some of my more ambitious lenses.-
Top 10 NCAA Rebuilding Football Programs
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This lens is dedicated to the Top Ten Rebuilding NCAA Football Programs as of 2007, and tells a little on the history of each, their current accomplishments, and what the future might hold. Enjoy!
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Iowa State Cyclones Football
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Over time I'm hoping to build this into one of the best reference pages on the entire web about Iowa State Cyclones Football and ISU history, while keeping information on the present day program. I know that I'll never top the job that Paul Cla...
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NCAA College Football Bowl Games 2007-2008
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This web page offers information, previews, and predictions for every 2007-2008 NCAA Bowl Game. How do the bowl teams match up? How will your favorite bowl team do against its opponent? Scroll down to find out, and enjoy the complet...
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2008 NFL Draft Preview
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Welcome to my 2008 NFL Draft lens! Here I'll be setting up a mock draft updated every couple of weeks until the real thing, at which point each team will be updated as they pick. This is also a great place to pick up memorabillia for your favorite sp...
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Green Bay Packers
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Concentrating more on the new, but looking at general Green Bay Packers team information. Going to fill in the history, facts, trivia, and keep adding to this in the months to come.
Video Game Lenses
Total War, Zelda, and D'Oh!
I'm sure there will be many more of these to come, as well!-
The Legend of Zelda Video Games
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The Legend of Zelda video game series is one of the most successful video game series' of all time, spawning over 14 games on nearly a dozen different Nintendo platforms and spawning a world wide phenomenon that may only be trumped by Mario.
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The Simpsons Video Game
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I have loved many of the Simpsons Video Games and this one looks good enough that it may finally give Bart's Nightmare a run for its money. I can't wait!
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Dead Rising On The XBox 360: The Best Zombievideogame Ever
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This game has more gore, more realistic zombies, and a dark zombie movie like feel without feeling too video gamie.
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Total War Video Games
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It started with the classic game Shogun: Total War, which set you as a Shogun in feudal Japan fighting for survival and domination. Then it moved to Medieval Europe, then the Roman Empire, then back with an all new game for Medieval Europe with...
Lenses on Writing
Mostly freelance writing - but more to come
From how to start writing, to upcoming lenses on the business of writing to a lens on finding e-books about freelance writing - I'm hoping to have five of these by the end of the year.-
Freelance Writing Ebooks
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There are many great Freelance Writing Ebooks out there, and this lens is set to reviewing all of them in one place so you can find the perfect writing ebook for you to get your online writing career going!
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How to Start Freelance Writing
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This lens is to help teach you how to be a freelance writer. Learning to become a freelance writer is difficult, but it is possible - maybe even more so today than ever before. I write full time for a company now (I job I acquired through impr...
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Who Is Master Dayton?
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This lens is about my flagship freelance writing blog: "Master Dayton," as well as other great links and places to get information on how to make it as an online writer. It's not a pretty blog right now, but I pour out my experiences, my advice, and...
Horror Movie Lenses
Horror is a very special genre in my heart...
Zombies, Vampires, Psychos, and a lot more to come in the future. Coming soon: Werewolves!-
Zombies
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The Zombies are coming! They're ugly, they're hungry, and they're very motivated to that one and only purpose of consuming human brains. Zombies have enjoyed a resurgence in popularity, and are favorites among horror movie fans, and even some who are...
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10 Best Vampire Movies
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This lens is dedicated to a top 10 vampire movies list, and focuses on the variety of extremely different movies that all fall under the basic genre of "vampire films." This is a marathon meant to show the wide variety and differing a...
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Top 10 Christmas Horror Flicks
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It's not that I'm anti-Christmas, because I'm not, but I love weird horror movies, and what better setting for a horror film than Christmas, a season that's supposed to be peace on Earth and good cheer? Well, I'm not the only freak out there, because...
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We Love Dead Alive
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Little known zombie movie Dead Alive (called BrainDead in North America) was directed by Peter Jackson, and even on a mere budget of $3 million is one of the greatest zombie movies every. Extremely gory, and extremely hilarious, this film is one of a...
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The Hammer Vampire Movies
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Any major horror afficianado will be familiar with Hammer Studios. While they had a large number of horror films, they are probably most famous for creating modern vampire films that were violent and bloody. Consisting of nine movies filmed over...
More Horror Movie Lenses!
28 Days Later and More To Come...
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We love 28 Days Later
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28 Days Later was a great independent horror film that introduced us to "running zombies," though being a horror geek, I jump in on the argument of whether these infected humans are really zombies or not.
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We Love Sweeney Todd
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Tim Burton and Johnny Depp have worked together quite often to produce amazing movies, and Sweeney Todd is no exception. This dark musical is one heck of a film and was one of the best movies of 2007.
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Monteath's Horror Movie Lenses
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I love horror movies and will continue to make many more pages on great horror films and themes. In fact, there's going to be enough pages on horror themes that I've decided to make a horror movie lens lensography in addition to my Full Lensography....
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We Love Nosferatu
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Nosferatu is a fantastic movie that was from the old era of black and white silent films. This movie was sued by the widow of Bram Stoker for plagirism, who won the case. All copies of the movie were supposed to be destroyed, but copies survived. Thi...
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We Love John Carpenter's Vampires
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John Carpenter's Vampires was an excellent modern vampire film starring James Woods as Jack Crow, the leader of a team of vampire hunters. They stumble into an ambush, and convinced that they were sold out, Crow begins hunting for answers as to what...
Horror Movie Lenses 3
Even more horror movies for you to enjoy!
Even more horror films that fans should be able to enjoy!-
Werewolves: Top 10 Werewolf Movies
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It's hard to find good werewolf movies, in part because having effective werewolves is so much harder than vampires, zombies, or sociopaths. Still, there are some great werewolf movies out there, and this lens is dedicated to those movies that celebr...
Lenses on Various Movies/Directors
Once again, a wide variety that I'm proud of
Like with most of this lists, there's always going to be more to come as more good movies are released.-
10 Best Johnny Depp Characters
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In a way this is similar to best Johnny Depp movies, but I wanted to focus specifically on the characters this talented actor plays since the diversity of these guys really highlights how excellent and diverse an actor Johnny Depp can be. From...
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We Hate Eragon
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Eragon wasn't a great book--it was pretty mediocre, but the movie was absolutely god awful. It was the epitome of a "formula" story. Young boy discovers he is more, weak attempts are made on his life, he becomes stronger and def...
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We Hate Batman Begins
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I'm sorry to offend, but I genuinely believe Batman Begins is one of the most overrated movies that has been released in quite a while. There are several good actors, but this is a cliche filled script with Hollywood cheese that ends with a lot...
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The Best Coen Brothers Films: From Fargo to the Dude Abides
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A brief overview of the best Coen Brothers films, as well as general thoughts on these amazing writers and directors. From Fargo to O Brother Where Art Thou, their films show a wide variety of skill and subjects. Please rate this lens to...
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We Love The Boondock Saints
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The Boondock Saints is a great movie, and the only movie, by Troy Duffy. With a great cast, these guys deliver in a powerful film that shows an enormous amount of creativity with amazing characters, great music, and an unforgettable script.
Some of my Favorite Movies
I love a wide variety of good, well done movies.
The Shawshank Redemption (Two-Disc Special Edition)
When this popular prison drama was released in 199 more...0 points
Tim Burton's Corpse Bride (Widescreen Edition)
Set in a 19th century European village, this stop- more...0 points
Babette's Feast
Artistic, sensual and sacred passions unite in Bab more...0 points
No Country for Old Men
The Coen brothers make their finest thriller since more...0 points
Fargo (Special Edition)
Nominated* for seven Oscars(r) and winner of two, more...0 points
O Brother, Where Art Thou?
Disenchanted with the daily drudge of crushing roc more...0 points
The Simpsons Movie (Widescreen Edition)
Homer accidentally causes an environmental catastr more...0 points
12 Angry Men (50th Anniversary Edition)
Eleven jurors are convinced that the defendant is more...0 points
Fight Club (Two-Disc Collector's Edition)
2-Disc set is loaded with Extra Punch!Bonus Featur more...0 points
American Beauty (Widescreen Edition)
From its first gliding aerial shot of a generic su more...0 points
Sunset Boulevard (Special Collector's Edition)
Billy Wilder's noir-comic classic about death and more...0 points
Full Metal Jacket
The story of an 18-year-old marine recruit named P more...0 points
Monty Python and the Holy Grail (Special Edition)
Could this be the funniest movie ever made? By any more...0 points
Yojimbo & Sanjuro - Two Films By Akira Kurosawa - Criterion Collection
Thanks to perhaps the most indelible character in more...0 points
Sideways (Widescreen Edition)
ACADEMY AWARD WINNER BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY WINNE more...0 points
Travel & Outdoor Recreation
Two of my favorite topics: Travel and Outdoor Adventure/Camping
Travel, fishing - hiking, outdoor sports, and more to come!-
Our Road Trip to the Pro Football Hall of Fame
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About one of the best stops my buddies and I had during a once in a life time road trip--though we stay optimistic in hoping this will only be the first of many to come. Canton down, Cooperstown next?? ;) Please remember to leave a commen...
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Make Your Own Fly Fishing Lures - And Other Fly Fishing Advice for Beginners
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This lens focuses on the excellent sport of fly fishing, with special focus on how to make your own fly fishing lures, as well emphasis on fly fishing for beginners, although there is some general information on fishing and fishing lures, as well. En...
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Bear Spray | Bear Pepper Spray | Black Bear Spray
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Bear Spray is a great defense against overly curious black bears or aggressive grizzlies. Bear spray and bear pepper spray will help protect you against bear attacks and are fantastic bear deterrents in the wilderness.
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Snake Proof Boots
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This page is dedicated to Snake proof boots that help protect hikers and hunters alike from the dangers of venomous snake bites. This includes Lacrosse snake proof boots, rattlesnake proof boots, chippewa snake proof boots, and any other protective s...
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Travel: A Life Long Adventure!
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I have always had wanderlust. I've always loved geography, always wondered about that gravel road I never went down, that river I could never swim in, that mountain I couldn't climb. I love travel, and despite a lot of financial hardships...
Travel & Outdoor Recreation II
Travel Lenses | Outdoor Lenses | Recreation Lenses | Camping Lenses
More great lenses about travel and/or the great outdoors.-
Poison Ivy Treatment and Overview
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Poison Ivy is a weed like plant which can be found all around the US of A and also in southern Canada. It causes an infection of the skin which is named as poison ivy which affects nearly half the population of america. According to the American Acad...
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Ultimate Wilderness Survival Guide
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This lens is about Wilderness survival and hopefully will be the perfect resource to provide for all your wilderness survival needs. Wilderness survival is a wide range subject, so hopefully you'll find all you need right here! There is plenty of wil...
Monteath's Shopping Lenses
Not as many, but I do have several shopping based Squidoo lenses with a wide array of products.-
Expensive Mens Watches
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There are few gifts that are as good and pleasing for men as a high class men's watch. Stylish and functional, a quality man's watch is hard to beat!
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Notebook Computers
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This page is for laptops and notebook computers and accesories for the holiday season.
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Shopping for Video Game Systems
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Finding the perfect gaming system online can be difficult, and a lot depends on what you're looking full. While the newest systems always see a surge, plenty end up dying off (see Jaguar, 3DO, Sega CD). Meanwhile some systems, like the N-...
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Coen Brothers T-Shirts
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Whether it's "The Dude Abides" or any of hundreds of classic quotes from O Brother Where Art Thou, The Big Lebowski, Fargo, Miller's Crossing, or Barton Fink--this is the best place to find the perfect gift for a Coen Brothers fan.
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CD/DVD Box Sets
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One of the better ideas of recent years is the CD Box Set. Instead of having to deal with one best of CD, now you can get most (if not all) of a band's work, and often with DVD bonuses and other extras that make the experience even better. Also feel...
Shopping Lenses Part II
More great shopping lenses
More lenses on great goods for all your shopping needs.-
Writing Desks
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This lens is about writing desks of all sorts. From antique writing desks to contemporary writing desks, from the simple modern writing desks to the fancy writing desks - everything you could want to know about the perfect home office desks and writi...
Miscellaneous Lenses
Just because they're miscellaneous doesn't mean they're not awesome!
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Shaving Razors to New Zealand, Glass Chickens to Texas
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Modern technology and the Internet allow antique dealers in small towns to make sales across the world--allowing both the isolated small town and the antique shop to prosper where maybe this would have been impossible before hand. It's wonderfu...
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Aunt Jan's Attic
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This lens is for my Mom's antique store, named Aunt Jan's Attic in Belle Plaine, Iowa. How a hobby and a passion have transformed into an online business, followed by a real brick and mortar store while the eBay store continues to thrive. ...
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Shane Dayton
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Hey all, and welcome to a page about me :) I thought about making this a professional writer site, but I'm not an office person and hate being defined by my profession...even if it is as cool as living as a writer. Have a look around, and feel free t...
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Medieval Weapons
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Starting with the major Medieval seige weapons and moving through the other common weapons of that historical era. Eventually this page will be a large resource for everything involving Medieval Weapons.
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Negative Calorie Foods
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This lens is to give you information and options regarding negative foods and the negative foods diet. This helps to explain how these foods work, and how using this knowledge can help you lose a good amount of weight in a healthy manner withou...
More Miscellaneous Lenses
When you have interests in everything...
Some of these "miscellaneous" lenses are my best - they're just not easily categorized.-
Styrofoam Glue
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Many people have never even heard of Styrofoam Glue, but if you are going to be doing a crafts or model project big or small that involves Styrofoam, then this type of Styrofoam adhesive is simply the right tool for the job. Styrofoam glue is designe...
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Graphic Novels
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Graphic Novels have seen a huge surge in popularity in recent times, and are a great way of crossing great story telling with beautiful art. The surge in popularity of graphic novels have made some names like Frank Miller household names, and has led...
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Swinhoe Soft Shell Turtles
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The Swinhoe Soft Shell Turtle is one of the rarest turtles in the world: there were only 5-6 known alive, all of whom were in captivity until April 2008 when one was discovered in the wild of Vietnam.
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Ways to Bind a Book
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The craft of Bookbinding started long time ago. Back then all the books were bound by hand because machines were not present at that time. As a result less books were bound and made available. Today, it's completely different. With machines in our ha...
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The Pineapple Diet
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This lens is set to explore the possibilities given by the Pineapple Diet and to try to assess whether or not this diet really works, and if it does, whether the Pineapple diet created by Metzger is a healthy diet or yet another fad diet that needs t...
Learning How to Get Around Online via Amazon
The 4-Hour Workweek: Escape 9-5, Live Anywhere, and Join the New Rich
This is an amazing work, one that encourages you like the best self help while drawing out the best way to get the freedom you desire while learning to make a living for yourself.
The AdSense Code: What Google Never Told You About Making Money with AdSense
Considered the "Bible" of how to make money using Adsense.
From Cubicle Slave to the Next Internet Millionaire
The title here says it all, doesn't it?
The E-Code: 34 Internet Superstars Reveal 44 Ways to Make Money Online Almost Instantly---Using Only Email
What's better than one online expert? How about 33 of them?
Visitors Are Welcome to Leave Feedback!
If you want to say anything, go for it!
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- chefkeem chefkeem Jan 19, 2009 @ 5:45 pm
- Fabulous collection of lenses, Shane. Blessed by this SquidAngel. :)
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- chefkeem chefkeem Aug 13, 2008 @ 12:19 am
- Holy purple cow! You've been productive since I stopped by last time. What an interesting collection of lenses you have. Congrats to your Giant status, by the way. I'll be off to my annual AK gig in a few days - see you in October, my friend.
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- Susan52 Susan52 Apr 16, 2008 @ 12:48 pm
- Love the variety in your lenses. Great lensography - I've lensrolled yours to mine.
Other Links/Works/Projects
I've also opened some Astores, like my store for cheap cell phone accesories for sale, as well as stores for Cheap Disney DVDs, writing desks, and bear pepper spray.
I also am monetizing blogs on The Negative Calorie Diet, and women's snake boots.
Related Links
- Master Dayton Writing Blog
- A great blog on making a living writing online.
- Retirement Saving in Recession
- A decent HubPage on saving for retirement, even in hard times.
- Zero Calorie Foods
- Niche Blog on Negative Calorie foods.
- My Random Thoughts Blog
- A blog covering a wide array of topics, random thoughts, and pretty much whatever comes to mind.
- Iowa Wine
- A great hub on the too often unknown joys of Iowa wine.
- Beyond the Grassy Knoll
- Very interesting radio show that I've been a guest on three times based on dystopia, and views on how politicians on both side have intentionally destroyed the education system.
- Book Hound
- A good page on how to become an antique book collector.
- Online Dream Book Bookstore
- Store on dream books and dream interpretation.
Blogs About Squidoo
- What Matters Now: get the free ebook
- Now, more than ever, we need to shake things up. Newauthors. Now, more than ever, we need a different way of thinking, a useful way to focus and the energy to turn the game around. I hope a new ebook I've organized will get you started ...
- Seth's Blog: It's no wonder they don't trust us
- I just set up a friend's PC. I haven't done that in a while. Wow. Apparently, a computer is now not a computer, it's an opportunity to upsell you. First, the setup insisted (for my own safety) that I sign...
- Seth's Blog: First, organize 1000
- Kevin Kelly really changed our thinking with his post about 1000 true fans. But what if you're not an artist or a musician? Is there a business case for this? I think the ability to find and organize 1000 people...
- malcolm is wrong
- i've never written those three words before, but he's never disagreed with chris anderson before, so there you go. free is the name of chris's new book, and it's going to be wildly misunderstood and widely argued about. ...












































