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Wednesday, November 05, 2008 ( change date )
Children's Books Buzz: Fall 2008
What's the latest in children's books? What books published this fall are creating some buzz? Many of them are sequels or follow-ups. Sequels include Christopher Paolini's Brisingr,...
About Wednesday, November 05, 2008Mamba's Daugthers
I'm reading 1929 classic Mamba's Daughters by poet Dubose Heyward. Gershwin made famous the story of Porgy and Bess, but Heyward tells the lyrical tale of blacks and whites in Charleston and their complex layers of relationships.
Christian Science Monitor Wednesday, November 05, 2008Every Soul a Star
Ally, short for Alpha, and her younger brother know a lot about constellations. After all, they live at Moon Shadow Campground, in the middle of nowhere, with lots of big sky, telescopes, and infinite stars.
Christian Science Monitor Wednesday, November 05, 2008What to read while waiting to vote
The Washington Post has a blog today entitled "Long Wait at the Polls? Bring a Book." It's a good idea and some of their suggestions are worth repeating.
Christian Science Monitor Wednesday, November 05, 2008The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor
In this sequel to The Mummy Returns, Rick O'Connell and his family awaken an Emperor of ancient China and his terracotta army.
warpcoresf.com Wednesday, November 05, 2008Books of The Times: Just When You Thought It Was Safe to Work Out
Everyday situations became open portals to fantasy and horror in Stephen King's succinct, fast-moving new collection.
The New York Times Wednesday, November 05, 2008George Carlin's daughter to do oral history of his life and stuff
George Carlin's daughter has a deal with Hyperion Books to do an oral history of her father's life, due in fall 2009. She promises ...
USATODAY.com Wednesday, November 05, 2008Fan's book delves into Potter's magic in online world
Is there life after Harry Potter? There is for devoted fan Melissa Anelli, who has turned her Potter passion into a new book, ...
USATODAY.com Wednesday, November 05, 2008Marilyn Ferguson, New Age Author, Dies at 70
Ms. Ferguson's 1980 book "The Aquarian Conspiracy" became a bible of the New Age movement.
The New York Times Wednesday, November 05, 2008The novel by tweet
By Matthew Shaer
Monitor Staff Writer, New York
Nick Belardes believes in brevity. He hews close to that hallowed maxim, beloved by middle school English teachers and old-fashioned newsmen alike: Keep it simple, stupid.
"People need to be educated to be more concise," says Mr. Belardes, a journalist and novelist based in Bakersfield, ...
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