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When I was little, I knew I was a bookworm but not what order to say it in.
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For Those About To Read
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- Auntie's Bookstore (Spokane, WA)
- Kaboom Books (Houston, TX)
- Book Culture (New York, NY)
- E-mail me: lnvsml (at) gmail!
The Chattering Classes
- On Lorrie Moore's A GATE AT THE STAIRS
- Portrait Of The Journalist As A Human Being
- On WOMEN IN LOVE
- Charles Portis' TRUE GRIT
- On Jonathan Franzen's "Farther Away"
- By your tote bag shall we know ye
- Give Elizabeth Gilbert a second chance.
- The best American novels of the noughties are...
- Your Assistance Please: All high school students should read this book.
- WAR AND PEACE is still overrated
- Hey baby, what turns your pages?
- Men! Some of them like to read! And then they like to talk about it!
- I threw up the sponge instead of throwing down the gauntlet.
- Filmbook: "Watchmen" (2009)
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- In Which I Finally Read A VISIT FROM THE GOON SQUAD
- Local author spotting! I knew this guy was a nei...
- Posted without comment: 111 Male Characters of Bri...
- How you sell tickets to a literary event
- Oh, these pants? Why, they're...
- Taken two weeks ago, Asbury Park, NJ
- Back home, I got to work on another rewrite. Debo...
- Filmbook Preview: Spring/Summer Adaptations Of Doom
- Why is everybody talking about SAVAGES?
- "A little company during the workday. I used to th...
- Unnecessary book of the month! One of the Italian ...
- Don't look, author is working
- NYC: Charles Bukowski-honoring bar opens in Brooklyn
- I should just post this one every year
- Good news! There's an Off-Broadway play about a bo...
- Duh! Winning!
- You should read this post on Eating Stuff in South...
- I think I might start this on May 1st. Anyone want...
- Arthur Phillips
- Now that I've finished mine, I feel safe admittin...
- Canteen Magazine is raising money to "make authors...
- "The only way I know how to work is to move away f...
- Greg Mortenson, the James Frey of 2011?
- Marathon Monday: Top 5 Books About Running
- Phillips returns!
- WATER FOR ELEPHANTS: What a bunch of clowns.
- Detail from Austin Kleon's "How To Steal Like An ...
- Now That I Am In Madrid And Can Think
- NYC: Housing Works opens new store (inc. book sect...
- Wallaceblogging: Jonathan Franzen, "Farther Away"
- Also Filmbook-to-be: 1. Actor Adam Scott ("Party ...
- Filmbook to be: "My English teacher is gonna get P...
- It's Beverly Cleary's birthday! This weekend's New...
- Titus Andronicus samples Charles Bukowski
- Oh, speaking of! Through the end of April, the Bro...
- Sarah Vowell: "Why do people want Hawaii to be fun?"
- This made me upset today
- "A few days ago, on a slow evening, a young couple...
- Modern Library news! Open Road media is publishing...
- "As to what I might do for you — I have seen an un...
- A little late, but I loved "Nothing, They Wrote," ...
- Belated birthday present. Stay tuned for the debu...
- Wallaceblogging: The error of I
- How an author can get my attention on Twitter
- I love this paperback redesign. Best I've seen so ...
- Vanity Fair: Who is your favorite hero of fiction?...
- Books sold at my local drug store that I would act...
- Indie bookstore hopping: Washington D.C.
- The winner of the Tournament of Books
- THE PALE KING (part 1)
- Well, I could have congratulated National Book Awa...
- Unbookening: Too big to fail
- SO MUCH PRETTY and the "message" thriller
- NYC: Also not an April Fool's post
- Rosie the Riveter Is No Fool
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