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• REVIEW: Almost Single by Advaita Kala

  
  Dear Author: Romance Novel Reviews, Industry News, and Commentary — Authority: 140
  Dear. Ms. Kala, Our recent discussions about multiculturalism here at Dear Author reminded me to pluck your book out of a stack sent to me by Jane – our distributor of all advanced and finished copies. The pull quote from Independent clued me in as to what to expect – namely Bridget Jones in a sari. But I ...
  4 hours ago

• Read a new poem by Darci Schummer

  
  Magers & Quinn Booksellers — Authority: 129
  Darci Schummers poem Hair is this weeks winner in our What Light Poetry Project. This is the second of Darcis work to be selected for this years contest. What Light is a part of mnLIT, which is presented by Magers and Quinn Booksellers and mnartists.org . All the winning poems, as well as the short stories from our ...
  5 hours ago

• Two Days of Giftmas: Book Lovers

  
  Hair Balls — Authority: 632
  Sick of corporate Christmas? Try shopping local. Hair Balls presents a 12-part series highlighting ideas for holiday gifts made and sold in Texas.We may not be Chicago or New York, but Hou...
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• WIP Wednesday - Under Construction

  
  The Poisoned Apple — Authority: 120
  Its almost here... No, not the season of joy and goodwill to all men (and Editors bearing rejection letters). Im talking about January 1st, that magical time when we believe all our dreams will come true, and yes we will work harder than we have ever worked before, and write better than we have ever... Yawn. I swear ...
  8 hours ago

• AAXA cranks up the brightness on M1 micro projector

  
  Hobbies Fun & entertainment - fun-entertainment.marc8.com — Authority: 165
  We cant say with any degree of certainty that AAXA s recently announced M1 "micro projector" truly is the brightness of the miniaturized bunch , but its certainly brighter than the vast majority weve had the displeasure of seeing ourselves. read more
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• Wednesday’s Writerly Happenings

  
  Dark Sky Magazine — Authority: 133
  Our List of Lists H oly listmania! It’s the end of the year and every time we turn around folks are putting things in order from least to best, or best to least, or lining things up and saying, “I like ’em all equally.” We thought we’d call some of the better ones to your attention. You don’t have to ...
  17 hours ago

• Onward to victory!

  
  Kristopher Reisz — Authority: 123
  Originally posted at Guys Lit Wire What lad doesnt dream of joining the British Colonial Expeditionary Forces? Theres simply no life for a man like exploring the solar system, trusty aetheric oscillator (or "ray gun" in the youngsters parlance) is hand, bringing peace and proper table manners to the ...
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• Christian Authors on Twitter

  
  Radiant Lit — Authority: 124
  Love Twitter? Check out the Christian Book Videos website. They have a HUGE list of all the Christian authors on Twitter! http://www.christianbookvideos.com/browse/crosstweet/ Follow RadiantLit on Twitter: http://twitter.com/radiantlit CWAHM.com: http://twitter.com/cwahms
  23 hours ago

• Books and Eats—Assouline and Bastide Open on Melrose Place

  
  BLACKBURN AND SWEETZER — Authority: 436
  I happily browsed Assouline ’s just-opened West Coast flagship at 8475 Melrose Place yesterday, the signature deep red space meticulously stocked with the publishing house’s collection of fashion, architecture, culture, photography, food and spirits, and vintage books. What’s even more exciting is that the ...
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• Books as Gifts

  
  First Book Blog — Authority: 422
  Guest Blogger Susannah Harris is the Senior Manager of AdLit.org , a national multimedia initiative offering resources to the parents and educators of struggling readers and writers in grades 4-12. Susannah has been a tutor herself for more than 16 years working with a range of organizations including The Higher ...
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• Autograph Techniques

  
  Dr. Frank's What's-it — Authority: 126
  When I was a kid I used to write to famous people requesting autographs. In the end, I had hundreds. Some dont seem to have survived (like the one where General Westmoreland returned my own handwritten note, having scrawled "lack...
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• Sales of Tiger Woods Physics Book Way Up

  
  Neatorama — Authority: 774
  I guess that in scientific publishing, there’s no such thing as bad publicity. The textbook Get a Grip on Physics by John Gribbin, featured in Tiger Woods’ recent SUV crash, has shot up the bestseller list. Its Amazon ranking has moved from 396,224 to 2,268: Speaking in a break between lectures this ...
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• Tuesday Morning LitLinks

  
  Author Scoop — Authority: 143
  Publishers Weekly cover photo gets the chattering classes chattering. ( GalleyCat ) Wave of the future? Author Stephen R. Covey signs an exclusive deal with Amazon. ( PC World ) Gersh Kuntzman chats it up with novelist Jonathan Safran Foer. ( The Brooklyn Paper ) Evan Maloney examines why it’s best to take ...
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• Future of Novels could be digital

  
  GamingAngels — Authority: 535
  Writers are now able to use different forms of media to tell a story. Most think of that strictly in terms of books, video game, or movies. But why couldn’t books become an interactive, immersive experience? Novelist Kate Pullinger has created Inanimate Alice with idea of a new way of reading in mind. The reader ...
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• Poetry Clock

  
  Neatorama — Authority: 774
  I’m not sure how it works, but this 8-ft by 8-ft clock by artist Miss Moun displays the time by selectively lighting up words in a poem. Three words are always lit, and each word represents either the hour, minute, or second. The piece is entitled “6 Is for Blossom”, and you can view more pictures at the link. ...
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• Books Beneath Trees

  
  Beth Kephart Books — Authority: 498
  I buy books en masse each year for Christmas, and this year was no different. And because no one for whom I buy my books actually reads this blog, I feel safe in divulging some of my now-wrapped presents. Here we go: For a certain dancer with a talent in the kitchen: Clean Food: A Seasonal Guide to Eating Close ...
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• Review: Apocalipstick by Sue Margolis

  
  BookNAround — Authority: 475
  If the title didnt give it away, the hot pink cover certainly would. This is chick lit with no apologies. Unfortunately it is as superficial as the critics of the genre contend all chick lit is. It opens with single girl Rebecca stopped in traffic, busily applying make-up, and not noticing that traffic has freed ...
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• Tuesday’s Literary Briefing

  
  Dark Sky Magazine — Authority: 133
  A Rat Race We Can Deal With A n unlikely fog enveloped Charleston, SC this morning. A solitary cherry picker led the pack of cars down the blinded road. After we passed him, cresting the arc of a bridge, there was nothing in front of us, nothing to see. The experience reminded us of our sailing days, days spent ...
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• Bridget Joness Diary by Helen Fielding - Review

  
  At Home With Books — Authority: 473
  Bridget Joness Diary by Helen Fielding Publisher: Penguin Publication Date: April 2001 (reprint) ISBN: 9780141000190 288 Pages (Paperback) Fiction Summary (from the publisher ): Bridget Joness Diary is the devastatingly self-aware, laugh-out-loud account of a year in the life of a ...
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• Aging-related Changes in Agatha Christies Vocabulary

  
  Neatorama — Authority: 774
  In a recently-presented scientific paper, Ian Lancashire and Graeme Hirst from the University of Toronto’s Department of English and Department of Computer Science demonstrate changes in the vocabulary used in Agatha Christie’s later novels. The professors digitized 14 Christie novels (and included two more ...
  2 days ago

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