Tuesday, May 03, 2011

Vern reviews Not Bad for A Human


At his blog, The Life and Art for Vern, the outlaw reviewer delves deeply into Lance Henriksen's new biography, Not Bad for a Human.

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What surprised me most about the book was learning what a crazy life Henriksen lived before he became an actor. I don’t want to give too much away, but he goes from a family of grifters to a Naval brig to being left in the desert for dead...

Be certain to read the whole review; it's a great one.
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3 comments:

  1. le0pard1312:01 PM

    This was a very good book review. It's got me even more stoked for the biography's release. Thanks.

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  2. John Kenneth Muir6:13 PM

    Le0pard13:

    I liked Vern's review a lot too. Not Bad is going to be required reading for all of us Lance fans...

    best,
    John

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  3. SFF9:35 AM

    A solid review and I echo the sentiments here. I'm very excited about the publication.

    Vern points out the weight of the material and its focus and I'm thrilled to hear it.

    Best, SFF

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