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• This Month: February 2012

  
  8of5's Guide to the Trek Collective — Authority: 111
  New this month from the Trekverse: The Rings of Time This months novel is a TOS story by Greg Cox, with a time travel plot featuring Colonel Shaun Christopher from the 21st century. 2020 The U.S.S. Lewis and Clark, under the command of Colonel Shaun Christopher, sets off on humanity’s first manned ...
  16 hours ago

• REVIEW: A Beautiful Evil by Kelly Keaton

  
  Fluttering Butterflies — Authority: 111
  A Beautiful Evil by Kelly Keaton is the exciting sequel to Darkness Beomes Her. Its this great story that combines paranormal creatures with Greek mythology set in New Orleans. I really wasnt sure what to expect when I started the series, but Ive been hugely surprised and delighted to be so swept away into the story ...
  1 week ago

• The Memory Palace: A Memoir

  
  Psych Central — Authority: 500
  We children of schizophrenics are the great secret-keepers, the ones who don’t want you to think anything is wrong (p. 5). Author Mira Bartok has encapsulated in this statement her life as the daughter of mentally ill musical prodigy Norma Herr.  The Memory Palace describes Ms. Bartok’s journey from scared ...
  2 weeks ago

• Tyrone August Reviews The State of Africa by Martin Meredith

  
  BOOK SA - Magazine — Authority: 117
  Verdict: carrot SOME routinely refer to Africa as a continent eternally trapped in cycles of poverty and war. Others, again, romanticise Africa and prefer to take refuge in an idealised past. And then there are those who see its many problems, and yet still find strength and beauty in the continent. The British ...
  2 weeks ago

• 10 Fiction Picture Books I’m Looking Forward to in 2012

  
  100 Scope Notes — Authority: 111
  2012 may go down as the year of the sequel. Aside from the Mo Willems offering I mention below, expect sequels to The Dunderheads , I Must Have Bobo , LMNO Peas , Say Hello to Zorro , Oh No! , Dinotrux , A Pet for Petunia and a whole bunch more. Borrowing heavily (see: stealing, with permission) from ...
  2 weeks ago

• soldiers’ angels fundraiser – impossible without you

  
  walls of the city — Authority: 524
  Now that the Soldiers’ Angels Fundraiser and Giveaway is concluded and the winners have been announced , it is time for a few "thank you"s. First, I would like to thank Better Half – this shindig has taken up a lot of time, with more to come, and shipping out all of this stuff is going to be a borderline ...
  2 weeks ago

• Telefonica and Deutsche Telekom ink network sharing agreement (Germany)

  
  Wireless Federation — Authority: 420
  Telefonica Germany and Deutsche Telekom have entered into a long term network sharing agreement with one another. According to company reports, Telefonica Germany will use Deutsche Telekom’s network infrastructure in the future to set up 2,000 Telefonica’s fiber aggregation points so as to transmit data faster and ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Business Rusch: Why Not?

  
  Kristine Kathryn Rusch — Authority: 542
  The Business Rusch: Why Not? Kristine Kathryn Rusch On TV’s most popular drama series, NCIS, the main character, Leroy Jethro Gibbs, walks through the office, and if he hears a stupid statement, he slaps the speaker on the back of the head. Now, this is fiction, mind you. In any real office, military or not, ...
  2 weeks ago

• “Greedy Bastards” (Dylan Ratigan’s New Book)

  
  GreenLightAdvisor Views — Authority: 127
  Dylan Ratigan, MSNBC’s financial expert, has written a book about how markets have become perverse.  It is an interesting example of how strange “competition” has become.  One oddity presented itself on the cover of the package in which the book arrived.  The cover proclaimed “Simon & Schuster: A ...
  3 weeks ago

• James Eckardt Reviews Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness by Alexandra Fuller

  
  BOOK SA - News — Authority: 120
  Verdict: carrot In 2001 Alexandra Fuller wrote the best memoir of that decade: “Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight”. It was a funny, tender, brutal, harrowing, lyrical account of her childhood growing up on a farm in Rhodesia in the middle of a war between white farmers and black insurgents. She followed ...
  3 weeks ago

• Review: The Future of Us by Jay Asher and Carolyn Mackler

  
  Bart's Bookshelf — Authority: 406
  Neighbours Josh and Emma have been close friends all their lives, until the last few months, when something Josh did, created a distance between them, although they both remain friends with each other and their other two best friends. It’s 1996 and back in the days when a free AOL CD was still something unusual. ...
  3 weeks ago

• Spring preview 2012: Canadian non-fiction

  
  Quill & Quire — Authority: 556
  In the January/February issue, Q&Q looks ahead at the spring season’s new books. MEMOIR AND BIOGRAPHY Revolutionary activity in the Middle East and North Africa has created an appetite for stories about life in these regions. Among them is the story of CBC News foreign correspondent Nahlah Ayed . In A ...
  3 weeks ago

• Podcast: Alexandra Fuller Reads from Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness

  
  Jonathan Ball — Authority: 109
  Alexandra Fuller recently spoke to Marty Moss-Coane about the difficult process of priming her mother for content to write her memoir, Cocktail Hour Under the Tree of Forgetfulness . The book was written partially to appease her mother’s anxiety about Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight , which she refers ...
  3 weeks ago

• The Crown by Nancy Bilyeau – Book Review

  
  Devourer of Books — Authority: 484
  The Crown by Nancy Bilyeau Published by Touchstone, an imprint of Simon & Schuster Joanna Stafford’s family has been repeatedly touched by scandal. First her uncle is executed for treason, and now her beloved cousin Margaret is condemned to be burned at the stake for her part in an uprising against Henry ...
  3 weeks ago

• Book Review - The Dog Who Knew Too Much by Spencer Quinn

  
  The Moon is a Dead World // horror movie reviews — Authority: 109
  Its hard to imagine our animal friends as anything but human. I mean, my girlfriend has a three chihuahuas, a each with a different personality, and we could swear that theyre all just human spirits living in the bodies of small furry dogs. For pet owners, the animals take on the form of family members, and it ...
  4 weeks ago

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