Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} Midnight Cat by Marcia Leonard I LOVE YOU TODAY by Marcia Gloster (Review, Showcase & Giveaway) Maddie Samuels is a woman of – and ahead of – her time. She knows she doesn’t belong in the kitchen, and she refuses to become trapped in a secretarial pool. In mid-sixties , she’s not only determined to succeed in a man’s world, but to prove her work is as good – or better – than any man’s. With “free love” redefining relationships with head-spinning rapidity, Maddie learns how to push the accepted boundaries of established old-boy networks while refusing to accept the all-too-pervasive harassment by men in power. And yet as a woman in love, she discovers that beliefs and actions are often very different things – especially when it comes to a man like the seductive and charismatic Rob MacLeod. Set in the era of Mad Men, I LOVE YOU TODAY is passionate, sexy, liberating and deeply moving. With a story as relevant today as it was then, this is a novel that readers will take to their hearts and their souls. MY REVIEW. 4 stars. This was the first time I read anything by this author but really enjoyed her descriptive writing style. Maddie, a strong, career oriented woman of the late sixties meets handsome and charming Rob at her new job as an art director. As the synopsis states, it’s the decade of free love, and even though Rob is married with 2 children, an illicit affair begins. One they can’t stop and it doesn’t. (vague to not include spoiler). The characters are well developed. The story fluid and kept my interest from the very first page to the last word. I found myself not liking either character. Rob was, when he couldn’t control his drinking, an emotionally abusive, arrogant, lying, entitled man that continued to give idle promises. I rooted for Maddie, however, even though she was a strong and talented career woman, her love for Rob was so overwhelming that she became complaisant with matters of her heart. I enjoyed the reminders and norms of that time. The fashion, pay phones, smoking cigarettes in offices/restaurants, the Viet Nam War, the Beatles, the landing of the first astronaut on the moon. I definitely recommend this compelling novel, however, there is some adult language and content that may be distasteful to some. I didn’t find it offensive because I felt it was true to the time frame that the story takes place in. An intense and powerful read. Reviewers Are Loving I Love You Today!: “Love, sex, lies, and advertising in the era of Mad Men. Compelling and provocative.” – James Wiatt, former Chairman and CEO, William Morris Agency. “A romp through the Mad Men era, told from a woman’s point of view.” – Pamela Fiori, author and former editor-in-chief, Town & Country. “Marcia Gloster paints an intimate portrait of life in 1960s Manhattan… Readers looking for a peek into the magazine publishing and advertising world of that era will be intrigued!” – Marilyn Brant, New York Times bestselling author. “I Love You Today pulled me right in, from the wrenching love story that could never have a happy ending, to the ultimate strength shown by the main character. An overall compelling journey.” – Andrea Hurst, author of Always with You. Read an excerpt: Maddie exited the subway and walked a block to the Status offices, arriving just at three. The stark simplicity of the reception area surprised her: a white leather sofa and a glass coffee table stood on a small beige area rug with two matching Barcelona chairs on either side. The only color came from large fashion photos that covered the walls behind the couch and reception desk. She had expected a bit more glitz. The receptionist was tapping rapidly on her typewriter while talking equally as rapidly on the phone. Seeing Maddie, she looked up with an impatient expression on her heavily made-up face and whispered that she’d call back. Maddie told her she was there to see Mr. MacLeod. After an appraising glance, the receptionist unwrapped a piece of Juicy Fruit, popped it in her mouth and dialed an extension. Maddie straightened her skirt, suddenly wondering if she should have worn something other than a suit. Have a seat,” the girl said in a bored voice, indicating the couch. “His secretary will be right out.” Maddie sat, feeling nervousness creep in and her earlier, all-too-fragile confidence beginning to fade. A few minutes later, a short dark-haired young woman in a miniskirt came in and introduced herself as Tara, Mr. MacLeod’s secretary. Maddie followed her along a corridor lined with several windowed offices on the left and a bright open bullpen area on the right where it looked like some assistants worked in different sized cubicles. On the far side she saw two more large, filled offices. In one of the doorways two men stopped talking and glanced at her. Tara stopped at the second to last office, looked in and grinned. “Rob, this is Miss Samuels, your three o’clock appointment.” There seemed to be an inside joke somewhere in there, but Maddie didn’t get it. Not then. As she walked in he stood up, buttoned his suit jacket and stepped forward to shake her hand. She caught her breath; not only was he attractive, he had bright emerald green eyes and perhaps the longest eyelashes she had ever seen. Wasted on a man, she thought, trying not to stare. Or, perhaps not. His dark brown hair was cut short with long sideburns that framed his handsome face. She sat down on one of the metal and leather chairs that faced his desk. A large drawing board, covered in layout sheets, rolls of galleys and photo stats was to his right. On the left, flat files were piled high with books of typefaces and stock photos. The office wasn’t designed for so much furniture; there was little room to move around. He sat back and asked her to tell him about herself. Interviews generally didn’t faze her, but this time she was unusually flustered. She began by mentioning Today’s Bride, saying that she had liked working there. “Why did you leave? You weren’t fired were you?” “No. Not at all. It was just becoming uncomfortable. I’m not sure it’s something I should talk about.” Her answer seemed to intrigue him. A smile lit up his eyes and he leaned forward, elbows on his desk. “Now you have to tell me, Miss Samuels. I promise I won’t tell anyone. Was it some sort of conspiracy?” “No,” she stammered, wishing she had never brought it up. “Nothing like that. I was very close to Joan, the art director who hired me. She was a great teacher, actually a mentor for me. I was a kid just out of art school. But after two years her husband was offered a job at Publicis, the big ad agency in Paris and they decided to move there. Before she left she tried to have me named as art director. By then I was doing half the work on the magazine anyway. But the publisher told her he had already decided to bring in a well-known art director from a rival publication.” She stopped, unsure how to proceed. “So what was the problem?” “Well,” she took a breath, “not only was he hiring her, but his weekly meetings with his so-called ‘investors’ were really long afternoons at the Biltmore, a few blocks away.” He leaned back in his chair and laughed. “You had to leave because the publisher was screwing…pardon me, sleeping with the new art director?” She bit her lip, sorry she had mentioned it and realizing she had backed herself into a corner. “It wasn’t quite so simple. Over the first couple of months she did everything she could to make my life miserable. Suddenly I wasn’t allowed to cover photo shoots and then she didn’t even want me doing layouts. She began quietly bringing in her own team. By the time everyone realized what was going on, there wasn’t anything anyone could do about it. I spoke to the publisher who I knew liked me, but he said it was now up to her. It was out of his hands. So I resigned.” Taking another big breath, she looked at him, hoping she hadn’t said too much. He shook his head. “Too bad. It sounds like you were happy there.” He asked her to tell him more: what her goals were and did she really want a career or just a job until she found the right man to marry. His questions didn’t surprise her; she had been asked the same things at every interview. “Mr. MacLeod. I have no desire to be married. I’m focused on my career. I hope to be an art director one day.” “And how do you plan to become one?” She looked back at him wide eyed. It was a question she had never been asked. “I guess I’ll just have to keep on working and learning. I’m very motivated, Mr. MacLeod. If something needs to get done, I’ll make sure it happens.” He nodded, green eyes flashing. “I’ll bet you will. Let me have a look at your portfolio.” As she stood up, she noticed him glance at her legs. She wondered if her skirt was too short but not wanting to appear self-conscious she stopped herself from smoothing it down. Standing next to him, she answered his questions as he leafed through the pages. “Miss Samuels, can you leave the portfolio with me? Unless, of course, you have other interviews today.” “Yes. I mean, no.” She wanted to kick herself. What is wrong with me? “Yes, I can leave it, and no, I don’t have any more interviews today.” He smiled, amused at her obvious discomfort. “Good. I’d like to show it to the managing editor. I’ve already seen several potential candidates and I expect to make a decision later today.” She thanked him and he shook her hand, holding it she thought, a bit longer than necessary. Excerpt from I Love You Today by Marcia Gloster. Copyright © 2017 by Marcia Gloster. Reproduced with permission from The Story Plant. All rights reserved. Meet Marcia Gloster! After graduating from Rhode Island School of Design in the 1960s, Marcia Gloster built a career in New York City as an award-winning book designer and art director. A decade later, she founded and ran a boutique ad agency specializing in fashion. Gloster is a member of the National Association of Women Artists and Studio Montclair and exhibits her paintings in the New York area. Her first book, 31 DAYS: A MEMOIR OF SEDUCTION, was published in 2014. Visit Marcia Gloster on her Website, Twitter, and Facebook pages! Tour Host Participants: Visit these tour hosts for great features, interviews, guest posts, reviews, & giveaways of Ms. Gloster’s first novel 31 DAYS: A MEMOIR OF SEDUCTION! The Midnight Library by Matt Haig: Book Review. The Midnight Library by Matt Haig is a best-selling adult fantasy. The book was released in August 2020 by Canongate Books. Since its release, The Midnight Library has been a best seller and won the 2020 Goodreads Choice Award for Fiction. The Midnight Library discusses mental health, especially depression and suicide. It also discusses the regrets we have and how best to deal with them. Synopsis. Nora Seed is suffering from a bout of depression. Everything in the world seems like it would be better without her, maybe even her cat Voltaire. So she decides to drink a bottle of wine, down some pills, and let the world go on without her. She wakes up thinking she’s failed her mission, only to discover she’s in the Midnight Library. Row after row of books surround Nora, and then she sees a friendly face from her past. After learning what the library is about, Nora decides to see if she can find the perfect life, the one that makes her happiest. She tries various relationships and career paths in search of happiness. Along the way, she learns more about herself and life. Will she stay at the library or will she find that perfect life before it’s too late? Positives. This book is super easy to read and find yourself caught up in. Yes, the topic is heavy, but it is handled so that it doesn’t feel so heavy. From the beginning, Nora is a bit of an annoying character. She has the whole no one needs me mentality, and I know that’s the depression. As the book progresses, you see some growth in her. Yes, the depression is there and never goes away. But she learns more about herself and how to handle various situations. Negative. Is it weird that the only negative I can really come up with is that the book is so short? It’s under 300 pages, and I’m sure it could have been longer and still enjoyable. My Opinions. Everyone has a book of regrets, much like Nora. How we handle it is what influences who we are now. Life is made up of many possibilities and decisions. Each choice we make changes our lives and can lead us to what-if thoughts down the road. I know for me, I have many what-if thoughts about my education and my decision at the age of 21 not pursue my childhood dream of becoming a doctor. But then I look at my husband and kids and know that the picture would be much different if I had continued my education. Sure I may be married, but it would most likely be to a different person, and my kids would be different people as well. The thing is, I wouldn’t want to change my husband and kids. The Midnight Library helped me see that I’m where I am supposed to be, that this is the life I am supposed to live. I know it sounds rather philosophical, but it’s true for me. As this book is under 300 pages, I can see this being in people’s bags as they travel to the beach, cottage, or wherever they choose to spend their vacation. I hope that they find it to be as engrossing as I did. Looking for some more books to read? Check out my other book reviews and my monthly reading wrap-ups. Captain Midnight. Captain Midnight was a daring, jut-jawed war hero who led a mysterious government group known as the Secret Squadron. Midnight, his comic sidekick Icky, and the rest of the Squadron traveled around the globe stomping out. Read all Captain Midnight was a daring, jut-jawed war hero who led a mysterious government group known as the Secret Squadron. Midnight, his comic sidekick Icky, and the rest of the Squadron traveled around the globe stomping out evil. When the show went into syndication, Midnight's name becam. Read all Captain Midnight was a daring, jut- jawed war hero who led a mysterious government group known as the Secret Squadron. Midnight, his comic sidekick Icky, and the rest of the Squadron traveled around the globe stomping out evil. When the show went into syndication, Midnight's name became Jet Jackson, and t. Read all Captain Midnight was a daring, jut-jawed war hero who led a mysterious government group known as the Secret Squadron. Midnight, his comic sidekick Icky, and the rest of the Squadron traveled around the globe stomping out evil. When the show went into syndication, Midnight's name . Read all Captain Midnight was a daring, jut-jawed war hero who led a mysterious government group known as the Secret Squadron. Midnight, his comic sidekick Icky, and the rest of the Squadron traveled around the globe stomping out evil. When the show went into syndication, Midnight's name became Jet Jackson, and the show's title was changed. Полуночный экспресс (1978) Dive back into your favorites as we round up all the best series returning to TV and streaming in 2021. Related News. 2021 Emmys Predictions: All Awards Categories 06 May 2021 | Variety The Deuce Notebook: Abel Ferrara Talks Moviemaking in Fear City 20 April 2021 | MUBI Gay Best Friend: Erich in "Midnight Express" 08 March 2021 | FilmExperience. Everything We Know About 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings' IMDb breaks down the comic-book history, potential cinematic future, and everything we know about Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings . Around The Web. Provided by Taboola. User Lists. Related lists from IMDb users. Share this Rating. Title: Полуночный экспресс (1978) Want to share IMDb's rating on your own site? Use the HTML below. You must be a registered user to use the IMDb rating plugin. User Polls. Toughest Prison to Survive Favourite Synth Soundtrack Best Movie shot in Turkey Best Prison Movie Remembering Sir Alan Parker I'm walking here! I'm walking here! Videos. Photos. Cast overview, first billed only: Brad Davis . Billy Hayes Irene Miracle . Susan Bo Hopkins . Tex Paolo Bonacelli . Rifki Paul L. Smith . Hamidou (as Paul Smith) Randy Quaid . Jimmy Booth Norbert Weisser . Erich John Hurt . Max Mike Kellin . Mr. Hayes Franco Diogene . Yesil Michael Ensign . Stanley Daniels Gigi Ballista . Chief Judge Kevork Malikyan . Prosecutor Peter Jeffrey . Ahmet Joe Zammit Cordina . Airport Customs Officer. More Like This. Two F.B.I. Agents with wildly different styles arrive in Mississippi to investigate the disappearance of some civil rights activists. After two friends return home from the one becomes mentally unstable and obsesses with becoming a bird. A private investigator is hired by a man who calls himself Louis Cyphre to track down a singer named Johnny Favorite. But the investigation takes an unexpected and somber turn. Based on the best-selling autobiography by Irish expatriate Frank McCourt, Angela's Ashes follows the experiences of young Frankie and his family as they try against all odds to escape the . See full summary » A confined but troubled rock star descends into madness in the midst of his physical and social isolation from everyone. The biography of Ron Kovic. Paralyzed in the Vietnam war, he becomes an anti-war and pro-human rights political activist after feeling betrayed by the country he fought for. The hit musical based on the life of Eva Perón (Evita Duarte), a B-picture Argentinian actress who eventually became the wife of Argentinian president Juan Domingo Perón, and the most beloved and hated woman in Argentina. Jimmy Rabbitte, an unemployed Dublin boy, decides to put together a soul band made up entirely of the Irish working class. Alcatraz is the most secure prison of its time. It is believed that no one can ever escape from it, until three daring men make a possible successful attempt at escaping from one of the most infamous prisons in the world. A man befriends a fellow criminal as the two of them begin serving their sentence on a dreadful prison island, which inspires the man to plot his escape. A mother of four is abandoned by her husband for a younger woman. Husband, wife and children struggle to survive the seemingly inevitable divorce. Storyline. On October 6, 1970 while boarding an international flight out of Istanbul Airport, American Billy Hayes (Brad Davis) is caught attempting to smuggle two kilos of hashish out of the country, the drugs strapped to his body. He is told that he will be released if he cooperates with the authorities in identifying the person who sold him the hashish. Billy's troubles really begin when after that assistance, he makes a run for it and is recaptured. He is initially sentenced to just over four years for possession, with no time for the more harsh crime of smuggling. The prison environment is inhospitable in every sense, with a sadistic prison guard named Hamidou (Paul L. Smith) ruling the prison, he who relishes the mental and physical torture he inflicts on the prisoners for whatever reason. Told to trust no one, Billy does befriend a few of the other inmates, namely fellow American Jimmy Booth (Randy Quaid) (in for stealing two candlesticks from a mosque), a Swede named Erich (Norbert . Written by Huggo. Plot Keywords: Taglines: Genres: Certificate: Parents Guide: Did You Know? Trivia. Goofs. Quotes. Crazy Credits. Alternate Versions. Connections. Soundtracks. User Reviews. Midnight Express can be compared to the likes of Mississippi Burning, Schindler's List and Midnight Cowboy - people who see it love it or hate it - no in between and it inspires a great deal of conversation. I have never met anyone who has seen this film and does not carry a strong opinion of it one way or another. I love it. I do not consider it a depiction of Turkish life or an accurate retelling of the whole truth. In fact, the truth of the William Hays story is deeply lost in this picture. I consider Midnight Express to be a primarily fictional prison drama, bases largely on real events. The bottom line is that it is a great film. Politically, I am quite conservative and have a "don't do the crime if you can't do the time" attitude. I had very little sympathy for William Hays in this movie, a young American caught smuggling hash out of Turkey and imprisoned in an absolute hell-hole. Instead, I am fascinated by his adaptation to prison life, the politics among prisoners and officials, the relationship with Brad's family and lawyers and all the other aspects of the films. The film is very gross, quite violent and filmed in a dark, depressing. atmospheric manner. It is not for the faint of heart or anyone looking for a pleasant experience. If you are a Randy Quaid fan then Midnight Express is a must see. So much of Randy Quaid's fame arises from the ludicrous Vacation movies and Independence Day, his true talent is unappreciated. See this (an The Last Detail) if you are a Randy fan. There is a completely unnecessary and inane scene in which the lead character delivers a speech in a Turkish court - cut this scene short and you have a perfect movie. Midnight Express is controversial and though-provoking. I cannot guarantee that you will like it, but I can guarantee that it will make you think. Midnight Cat by Marcia Leonard. A New Day Hosted by Johanna Fernandez Monday - Thursday 7:00 - 8:00 am. Advocating for Justice Hosted by Arthur Schwartz Saturdays 12.00- 1:00pm. Black Agenda Radio Hosted by Glen Ford and Margaret Kimberly Wednesday 3:00 - 4:00pm. Black Star News Hosted by ​Milton Allimadi Tuesday 3:00 - 4:00pm. Building Bridges Hosted by Mimi Rosenberg and Ken Nash Monday 7:00pm - 8:00pm. City Watch Hosted by Jeff Simmons, David Brand Sunday 10:00 - 11:00am. 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