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  Unpretentious Me — Authority: 113
  I use to read those books from R.L Stine ( yes, the Fear Street series of teen horror books ) and Christopher Pike during school time ( form 3-5 ). Now, I’m a Picoult fan. My first book was The Tenth Circle but I love My Sister’s Keeper the most. I cried reading it… hukhuk! Looking forward to watch the ...
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• Thomas Sullivan: “HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY…” or MURDERING YOUR MUSE

  
  Storytellers Unplugged — Authority: 567
  Love that George Jones song.  If you have an ounce of passion in you for anything, a single unblemished ideal, or if you feel a poignant stab in the heart for any kind of perfection, then you understand what’s behind that song.   Writers get it.  Real writers.  Lovers of the Muse.  When you want something so ...
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• Thomas Sullivan: “HE STOPPED LOVING HER TODAY…” or MURDERING YOUR MUSE

  
  Storytellers Unplugged — Authority: 567
  Love that George Jones song.  If you have an ounce of passion in you for anything, a single unblemished ideal, or if you feel a poignant stab in the heart for any kind of perfection, then you understand what’s behind that song.   Writers get it.  Real writers.  Lovers of the Muse.  When you want something so ...
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• Reviews in Brief — The Nymphos of Rocky Flats, Dust, NYX

  
  the Hathor Legacy — Authority: 121
  The Nymphos of Rocky Flats is the first of a new series of vampire stories writtenby Mario Acevedo. This was fun — Acevedo took some genre standards (nymphos, tortured vets/vamps, etc) and breathed a bit of new life into them. The plot is basically that Felix Gomez became a vampire after serving in Iraq. His guilt ...
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• Academic novels from student perspective

  
  Ask MetaFilter — Authority: 643
  Im looking for academic novels from the students perspective (apparently this is a subgenre of campus novels called varsity novels ). Bonus for books considered "young adult." Ideally, I want books like Tam Lin by Pamela Dean: fiction set at a university, narrated by a student, written for an adolescent ...
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• How Many Books?

  
  Novelists, Inc. Blog — Authority: 419
  People always ask a writer, “How many books have you had published?”I typically say something like “around twenty” because I don’t really have a firm answer. I’ve done various projects over the years that may or may not qualify as a “book”–at least on the basis of my own definition of what that is: ...
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• Blocked? Make a List, Lift a Brick, Read a Tip

  
  Blogs — Authority: 160
  Is your brain feeling rusty? If being creative feels impossible at the moment, try something more or less "mechanical," suggests Gerald M. Weinberg , author of Weinberg on Writing: The Fieldstone Method . Weinberg, a computer industry consultant and author of numerous books and articles, as well as several of what ...
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• Planet Smudge – Firebird & Priam – Chapter 22

  
  Authspot — Authority: 540
  FIREBIRD FLIES When we returned to my house, Priam went into the kitchen to cook, I, to my personal messenger. “Get Rid of Him. He came here to kill us,” my father had written. I sent the message back, deleted it. How could I be so stupid? Priam never asked my name. He knew who I was. He knew my parents the ...
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• A Truth Universally Acknowledged: 33 Great Writers on Why We Read Jane Austen, edited by Susannah Carson: An Interview

  
  Jane Austen's World — Authority: 463
  I read these words on the book flab of the excellent new compilation, A Truth Universally Acknowledged: 33 Great Writers on Why We Read Jane Austen , edited by Susannah Carson, foreword by Harold Bloom, “For so many of us a Jane Austen novel is much more than the epitome of a great read. It is a delight and a ...
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• On the Verge: Borderlands From Gearbox

  
  Tex[t]-Mex — Authority: 480
  In an article published years ago entitled "Artif[r]acture" with MELUS , I argued that literary critics had to update their tools to deal with a literary realm that was increasingly visual and semiotic--if anything the mild jeremiads of that piece need a turboboost in our world today with Kindle, nook (pictured ...
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• Meet my new Facebook friend.

  
  The Goddess Blogs — Authority: 128
  Ok, Andrés Velencoso’s not REALLY my fb friend. He’s a guy that one of my REAL fb friends (aka goddess Trini) suggested for FROS. I have one thing to say about this week’s choice: Is it just me, or did Trini find us one of the sexiest FROS ever? I am SO going to use Andres as the inspiration for ...
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  The Valve — Authority: 513
  
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• Modern novels of youth [20s-30s] and figuring out life?

  
  Ask MetaFilter — Authority: 643
  Modern novels of youth [20s-30s] and figuring out life? I just read "Norwegian Wood" this afternoon and remembered how much I love first person novels about first loves and trying to figure out what you want in life. Im kind of one of those spots in my life. Some examples of what Im thinking of.. Ask the dust, ...
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• Menage Prep TRUE CRIME

  
  Care's Online Book Club — Authority: 513
  For the latest Book Menage sponsored by Citizen Reader , we are reading The Restless Sleep and The Borden Tragedy .   Discussion will be starting the week of November 30, 2009.   You still have time to read these! The Geary book on The Borden Tragedy is wonderful.   This is my second time to attempt a ...
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• It’s late!

  
  Kaet's Weblog — Authority: 121
  Only 10:45pm, but a few hours since Shabbat went out. We had a nice and very sociable one, so that’s good. Still, I think I’ll limit myself to the one book to discuss! 57. Uncle Tom’s Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe This was Julie’s latest read over at Forgotten Classics ( which I’ve mentioned ...
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• The Sun Singer

  
  Sun Singer's Travels — Authority: 417
  Since 2004, this blog has been called "The Sun Singers Travels," and I have no plans to change that. However, an era is ending. The iUniverse version of the novel will soon go out of print. Im looking forward to bring out a new edition. Im pleased with the fact that the new edition of a novel set primarily in ...
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• Swallow Me Whole (Nicola)

  
  Novels Now — Authority: 124
  Swallow Me Whole by Nate Powell Pages: 216 pgs. Ages: 16+ First Published: Sept. 2008 Rating: 3.5/5 First sentence: Mom? Reason for Reading: Cybils nominee. Received the book through ILL. Comments: This book is deep and difficult for me to write about as I’m not sure I “got” the whole thing. I’ll ...
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• The Story of O: Graphic Novel by Guido Crepax

  
  Skin Two - Fetish and BDSM news, fashion, erotica, parties and events! — Authority: 420
  The Story of O is, of course, the classic novel of female SM submission – the book that shocked the bourgeoisie of France in the ’50s. The story has been adapted, it has been filmed and it has been... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]
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• Book News

  
  Angela Cerrito — Authority: 99
  Holiday House will publish my middle grade / tween novel: THE END OF THE LINE I’m so excited! I got a few emails from friends prodding me to blog about the news. I don’t know why it has taken me so long. I guess, I feel like I’m always talking about it. I heard about the possibility of an offer weeks before I ...
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• Nanoday #14 (part one) — notes for the novel I’m writing “Heart of Clouds”

  
  Valentine Bonnaire — Authority: 125
  Okay so, it occurs to me that the way we grew up as teens in the 70’s was very different than today.  For one thing, people had less electronic stuff to distract them.  People really did a lot of things by hand and so that pep talk from Lynda Barry really resonated with me.  Kids surfed and rode skateboards and ...
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