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A Feminist Reading List
A Writer's Desk —
Authority: 138
Ariel Levy offers it in The New Yorker . From the brief piece... It doesn’t have a whole lot to do with the piece I wrote, but as long as we’re talking about feminist memoirs, I highly recommend Andrea Dworkin’s, “Heartbreak.” I think it is her best book, certainly her most accessible. It is the perfect ...13 hours ago -
Rainy Day Reads
BOOK CLUB CLASSICS! —
Authority: 127
photo credit: lepiaf.geo After surviving the rainiest October I can ever remember… (holy mud!) I just had to post Reader’s Advisory Rainy Day Comfort Reads list: Louisa May Alcott – Little Women Jane Austen – Pride and Prejudice Maeve Binchy – Scarlet Feather Barbara Taylor Bradford – ...19 hours ago -
Goodreading magazine book lists
Readers in the Mist —
Authority: 127
With summer fast approaching you might be starting to think about compiling your summer reading and Christmas present lists! Book groups may be looking to compile their reading list for the coming year. To help you find your next good read (and the next and the next and the next) you can use the lists of advertised ...5 days ago -
Previously Posted Reading Lists
Sci-Fi Fan Letter —
Authority: 418
Given that Ive got a lot more readers than I used to and knowing how rarely people read older posts, Im listing the reading lists I posted in the past. Im not adding the links (too time consuming) but you can use the blog search box to find the posts. These are listed from oldest to newest. The older the list the ...6 days ago -
100 Essential Reads for the Lifelong Learner
A Writer's Desk —
Authority: 138
The list, care of Online School . Pictured above: Rodins "Thinker."1 week ago -
November reading recommedations
Rebecca's Pocket —
Authority: 117
From the American Booksellers Association, 10 years of indie recommendations for November reading . (via ra )1 week ago -
Sixteen Works of Creative Nonfiction
Doug Geivett's Blog —
Authority: 115
Here are sixteen works classified as “creative nonfiction” and called “superlatively entertaining and artful” by Michael Dirda, in loose chronological order:Lytton Strachey, Eminent VictoriansA. J. A. Symons, The Quest for CorvoRobert Byron, The Road to OxianaJoseph Mitchell, Up in the Old HotelIsak Dineson, ...2 weeks ago -
Best Baseball Books List Draft
BOOK CLUB CLASSICS! —
Authority: 127
photo credit: kevindooley In honor of the World Series, here is the Indie October Baseball Bestseller List, based on sales in independent bookstores nationwide for the eight-week period ending October 6, 2009. Not a baseball fan? Consider this a “gift list” for those loved ones who do follow the ...2 weeks ago -
My Favorite Reads: A Bunch of “Best of” Book Lists
Books Worth Reading —
Authority: 116
For a while now, I have been maintaining a collection of “best of” book lists, which I wanted to share with you. These lists are divided chronologically and by broad genre, and are composed solely of books that I have read and given 4 or 5 stars. They are hosted at Lists of Best and updated as I read more. Best ...2 weeks ago -
If it’s good enough to read you should list it!
BookRabbit Blog —
Authority: 109
We didn’t want Twitter lists to get all the glory, so may we present the latest feature we’ve added to your BookRabbit control panel.Thanks to some jiggery pokery mystical magic-y… oh ok, basically Brett frowned a lot while typing in lots of words and numbers and squiggly brackets, and Dan made it look ...2 weeks ago -
Best Halloween Books!
BOOK CLUB CLASSICS! —
Authority: 127
photo credit: Sister72 To get us in the spirit… Here is Gift Lit’s list of best Halloween Books for all ages ! Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters by jJane Austen and Ben Winters (adults) Pride and Prejudice and Zombies by Jane Austen and Seth Grahame-Smith (adults) ...2 weeks ago -
Top 10 ghostwritten books
Reading Copy Book Blog —
Authority: 571
Ghostwriters! The hired guns of the publishing world - they are paid to produce and then remain in the shadows. Words for cash – no questions asked. There is plenty of work - there are the high profile politicians who have not picked up a book since kindergarten but now need a memoir and the estates of dead authors, ...3 weeks ago -
FRIGHTFUL FUN
What's New With Cynthia Reeg —
Authority: 99
I dont know about where you live, but here it has been an especially gray, rainy, chilly fall. I guess our ghoulish weather is fitting preparation for Halloween next week. Plus, its certainly perfect weather for snuggling up with a good book. Have you been reading any spook-tacular books lately? If not, heres a ...3 weeks ago -
Video: Linefeed Reading List 10/09
Linefeed —
Authority: 115
Publications featured in the October (just made it, huh) edition of this monthly video podcast type thingy include Martha Stewart Halloween [marthastewart.com] / Time [time.com] / It’s Nice That [itsnicethat.com] / Lifelounge [lifelounge.com] / Arena Hommes Plus (surely one of the last ...3 weeks ago -
2009 Teens’ Top Ten
Reading Copy Book Blog —
Authority: 571
It’s Teen Read Week ! Time to encourage those young adults to read. The American Library Association is doing its part by announcing the 2009 Teens’ Top Ten list , compiled from the results of an online poll of over 11,000 teens. No surprises - the list is full of blood-suckers, immortals, undeads and ...4 weeks ago -
Step 2: Planning your graphic novel collection
YALSA —
Authority: 425
In dream library world, planning would probably be Step 1 in building a graphic novel collection. But in real library world, I didn’t make a plan for how to define, collect, catalog, process, and shelve graphic novels. I just started buying them. As I’ve blithely added materials to my ...4 weeks ago -
More’s Best Fall Books…
BOOK CLUB CLASSICS! —
Authority: 127
I just love More magazine… I started reading it years ago to prepare for turning the big 4-0 this year. Here are their recommendations for great fall books (with a quick summary from Publisher’s Weekly ): Blame by Michelle Huneven In this gripping tale, Huneven charts the ...4 weeks ago
