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House of Leaves by Mark Z. Danielewski

pseudoswashbuckler wrote 4 hours ago: So I said, All right, book, I’ll play your game. I saved House of Leaves for when I was alone … more →

Tags: Book Review, Books, Horror, House of Leaves, Mark Z. Danielewski, Research, Satire

Spurious Book Catalogue, November1 comment

Jessica Denham wrote 3 days ago: Get out your credit cards, ’cause it’s time to fill out the order form for this month … more →

Fluff12 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 3 days ago: What is fluff? When I used this term recently, I had no idea it was so loaded with connotations.  (S … more →

On Reading YA - By a YA4 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 4 days ago: 15-year-old Sweetie Junior weighs in: I believe that you can read young adult books to a certain poi … more →

Tags: Young Adult Fiction

Booking Through Thursday: Posterity10 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 1 week ago: This week’s Booking Through Thursday: Do you think any current author is of the same caliber a … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

On Reading YA27 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 1 week ago: I read young adult books.  Granted, I live with a young adult, and we read together, but I don’t nee … more →

Tags: Young Adult Fiction

Family Reading Hour: "Feed"2 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 1 week ago: What are those things that gang aft agley?  That’s right, “the best laid plans of mice a … more →

Tags: Fiction, Young Adult Fiction

Whuzzup

Jessica Denham wrote 1 week ago: Reading funks!  They’re like the Sand Worms in Beetlejuice.  I’ve had trouble applying m … more →

The Anthologist by Nicholson Baker

pseudoswashbuckler wrote 2 weeks ago: “Let’s have a look at this poem,” says speaker Paul Chowder in Nicholson Baker … more →

Tags: Book Review, Books, Literature, Nicholson Baker, Poetry, The Anthologist

How Much Do I Cost the Library? Part Two6 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 2 weeks ago: First, I posted about a 10-day closure at my library, caused by a budget shortfall.  I wanted to kno … more →

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How Much Do I Cost the Library?12 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 2 weeks ago: Last week we were exploring budget cuts for my county library system.  I wondered how much it costs … more →

Tags: Uncategorized

Every Now and Then... Read a Bad Book5 comments

pseudoswashbuckler wrote 3 weeks ago: On purpose. I mean, really, who was I kidding with that last one? Even if that Dracula sequel didn … more →

Tags: Between Books, GREAT IDEAS, Bad Books, Books, Reading

410!3 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 3 weeks ago: Another milestone already.  Last year I read 409 books.  Now it’s November 5 and I’ve al … more →

Tags: Challenges

Booking Through Thursday: It's All about Me3 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 3 weeks ago: Which do you prefer? Biographies written about someone? Or Autobiographies written by the actual per … more →

Dracula the Un-Dead by Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt

pseudoswashbuckler wrote 3 weeks ago: Welcome to the Dracula sequel where Mina would likely be played by Milla Jovovich swinging a katana. … more →

Tags: Book Review, Books, Bram Stoker, Dracula, Horror, Vampires

Libraries in Peril12 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 3 weeks ago: Our county’s libraries will be closed for ten days over the holidays due to budget cuts.  [Cue … more →

"Hungry Monkey"

Jessica Denham wrote 3 weeks ago: Picky eaters and those who are trying to raise them will adore this book.  Matthew Amster-Burton is … more →

Tags: nonfiction

What Are You Doing Not Reading Dracula?

pseudoswashbuckler wrote 3 weeks ago: Before I sat down with it a year ago, I was led to believe that Bram Stoker’s Dracula would be … more →

Tags: Between Books, Classic Thwok!, Books, Bram Stoker, Literary Theory, Literature, Vampires, Victorian Literature

Happy Halloween!2 comments

Jessica Denham wrote 3 weeks ago: Here are two of my favorite posts on a Halloween theme.  If you don’t like them and would like … more →


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