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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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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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- It's the circle of life
- Overheard on Amtrak
- Alison Espach's THE ADULTS: Everybody knows it suc...
- Jancee Dunn, aging gracefully
- James Hynes, NEXT: Like a modern man
- Oh, and one more thing before I pop the hatch on t...
- Reading On The Road: In Deo Speramus
- Out on the rolling lawns again
- Crown has released an excerpt of Mindy Kaling's fo...
- A few Oprah's Book Club selections actually worth ...
- Spotted on the subway
- "I woke up at 8 for some reason and drank yesterda...
- Will there be time to read after the Rapture?
- "Henry James and Joseph Conrad actually dictated t...
- I can't go on -- I'll go on.
- Unhurt of head, unqueasy of stomach
- Worst Zen koan ever
- Aaron Sorkin on blogging
- Gotta get down on Frey day
- The Someone-Help in action: Sloane Crosley, an aut...
- Speaking of detective work
- Mystery-Writing Detective: Nevermore
- "Again and again, I’m amazed at the knowledge, ski...
- Things that happened during Blogger Blackout '11
- Judge a book by its cover
- Forget Self-Help, Buy A Someone-Help Book
- If they don't win it's a shame
- By your tote bag shall we know ye
- Right, Ladies?
- Why we can't be friends
- Your Assistance, Please: "But I was at the keyboar...
- First impressions of Bookperk: A deal site too far
- There's a great book about creativity and the arti...
- Today I had an early Mother's Day brunch and talke...
- Read ALL the things?
- What They're Reading in the Missed Connections
- Quirk Classics' latest chilling tale
- "We 'decide' how to write by doing it over and ove...
- What kind of man you are, if you're a man at all
- Old joke
- Unbookening, and Housing Works Park Slope at last
- Poetry for Gumbies
- Well played, Merriam-Webster
- I can't wait to start giving this book out to frie...
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2 comments:
Wait, what? Instead of turning into a bug he turns into a cat? What does that allow you to do with the story? I am losing track of the premise of these books.
It allows you to make chees/z/eburger jokes, and Ceiling Cat jokes, and hairball jokes, and Maru jokes, and Winston jokes...
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