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washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Bookstores, book reviews and events in Washington, DC, Virginia and Maryland - washingtonpost.com - Oct 24, 2008
"You can be the world's biggest hypocrite and still feel good about yourself," begins Frank Schaeffer in his memoir Crazy for God .
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My Favorite Childhood Sci-Fi Author Fries My Brain [Interview]gizmodo.com » Gizmodo - Oct 23, 2008 As a kid, I raised my hand too often in class and looked forward to science projects. I drew pictures of space ships and aliens on my notebooks before rushing home after school to play on my IBM 386. As for many young … Also tagged: books, interview, feature, top, fiction, authors, young adults, my teacher flunked the planet, bruce coville interview, bruce coville, my teacher is an alien, my teacher glows in the dark, my teacher fried my brain |
washingtonpost.com » washingtonpost.com - Bookstores, book reviews and events in Washington, DC, Virginia and Maryland - washingtonpost.com - Oct 10, 2008
A Little History of the World is a little history of the world that got caught up in a little world history.
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smashingmagazine.com » Smashing Magazine - Apr 14, 2008
Book covers are hard to design and nice to look at. An effective book cover manages to catch human’s eye and convey the idea behind the book on one single page. However, it’s getting even harder: to make a book really …
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animefansonline.com » Anime Fans Online - Apr 4, 2008
I was just catching up on reading my Shonen Jump subscription and that started me thinking. I was taking in the art of this month’s installment of Bleach and I noticed how much better it looked. Why did it look so much …
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thechicagotraveler.com » The Chicago Traveler - Nov 20, 2007
Chicago guides are a dime a dozen. Go to any bookstore in town, and you’ll find entire aisles dedicated to Chicago travel and dining. But many tourists don’t have the time to read through every book, filtering through …
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readersread.com » ReadersRead.com Book Blog - Nov 8, 2007
The BookSeller.com reports that British publisher Picador is planning to publish literary fiction in hardcover and paperback editions simultaneously. That's unusual because novels are typically released first in …