... who is a lover of great books, I find myself sometimes with a desire to become a "completist" of certain authors; that is, to have read every book that author has ever written. This ... cover by in-house wunderkind Stephan Martiniere; because this is why I started the "Tales From the Completist" series here at CCLaP to begin with, because sometimes it's simply fun to attempt ...

... average entry to the series. A welcome return from a true horror icon." Halloween V: Michael Myers' Revenge - "not really worth seeking out unless you're desperate or a completist. Or a desperate completist" Halloween: The Curse of Michael Myers - "The one with Paul Rudd vs Michael" Halloween: H20 -"One of the better sequels, H20 wisely ignores all of the ...

... the essay form that is important. He finds the crafted novel, with its neat design and completist attitude, to be a dull and generic thing, too artificial to deal effectively with what ... interesting sentence embedded in the quote above, which goes: He finds the crafted novel, with its neat design and completist attitude, to be a dull and generic thing, too artificial to deal effectively with what ...

... probably not one I'd seek out today; I bought way back when I fancied myself a James Taylor completist. Disc 2 stands out as Taylor's only recording, that I know of anyway, of the ... listening to Synchronicity live, with a couple of old favorites thrown in. Worth it if you're a Police completist. Alison Krauss and Union Station, Live. A fine recording; nothing special, just Krauss's ...

(Props: ESPN The Magazine via MMA Fight Girls) We showed you the cover, and we showed you the smoky black-and-white shot from inside — but if you're a Gina Carano completist, you'll want to add these last two images from her ESPN: The Mazazine "Body Issue" shoot to the "STRONG, INSPIRATIONAL WOMEN" folder on your hard drive. The second image is after the jump... ...

... moving to Pittsburgh, I have yet to eat at Primanti Bros. or The O. That's practically Oakland sacrilege. I may have to rectify those oversights simply to satisfy my inner completist. I do wonder what would happen if I had a lot more money. I suspect my resolve to avoid restaurants would crumble like my hopes and dreams. "Homemade is a myth. You want ...