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Stacking the Shelves 0612 comments

nlforst wrote 3 days ago: Click on the image to go to Tynga’s Reviews website. So it’s been a really long time sin … more →

Tags: Books, Stacking the shelves

Book Hunting in a Zombie World6 comments

Manu Kurup wrote 4 days ago: I’m on a strict schedule these days. Hit the bed as early as 10 in the night and wake up at 5 in the … more →

Tags: Films/Stars/Acting, Photography, Calibri, Charlton Heston, Chinese style name, Edgar J. Kaufmann, Implementations, languages, Programming

“Going Native” in Steampunk: James H. Carrott and Brian David Johnson’s Vintage Tomorrows on Tor.com

amber wrote 4 days ago: Reblogged from Beyond Victoriana: Recently, everyone and their grandmother are trying to place steam … more →

Tags: Random&What, Events/News, Books, Literature, streampunk, james h. carrott, Brian David Johnson, Vintage Tomorrow, Science Fiction

Awesome book cover Friday: Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World

amber wrote 4 days ago: Reblogged from Misprinted Pages: Bit of a late post today, but I really like this cover. It's for Ha … more →

Tags: Publishing&Legal, Books, Book covers, haruki murakami

Make Good Art: An Evening with Neil Gaiman

amber wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from Chris Urie: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikAb-NYkseI Being a bit frustrated and exh … more →

Tags: Random&What, Teaching&Lecture, Events/News, Writing&Pining, Books, Stories, Neil Gaiman, Speech, Inspiration

Joseph Heller's Handwritten Outline for Catch-22

amber wrote 1 week ago: Reblogged from biblioklept: (Via/more). … more →

Tags: Teaching&Lecture, Writing&Pining, Books, writing, Novels, Joseph Heller, Catch-22, Plot

Little Free Library

Tara wrote 1 week ago: Have you seen one of these? I forgot I took a picture of this when I was at a school this past winte … more →

Tags: Books, Reading, Library

Children's Book Week

goingtogermany0693 wrote 1 week ago: I just found out today is the first day of Children’s Book Week. I am so excited for many reas … more →

Tags: All, book, Book week, Children, Children's Book Week, Literacy, Literature, Reading

Books on Craft & Process

amber wrote 1 week ago: These are the top books on craft and process I’ve come across. Do you have any to add to the l … more →

Tags: Teaching&Lecture, Writing&Pining, Books, writing, Teaching, Novels, Creative Writing, Stories, writing process

Look, Another Post!!!

viewsfromthedresscircle wrote 1 week ago: I’d intended to write here quite often, but have had a busy week or so, and the weather improv … more →

Tags: Garden, Plants, gardening, the Wheel of Time

New in Paperback for May

amber wrote 2 weeks ago: Reblogged from the contextual life: May is here and there are lots of new paperbacks on the shelves. … more →

Taking the Taj: A Review21 comments

Manu Kurup wrote 2 weeks ago: After the DC, I wanted to read and get lost somewhere for a couple of days. Last Sunday’s The Hindu … more →

Tags: India, Taj Mahal, Shah Jahan, begum, Agra, uttar pradesh, Maldives, kris humphries

Meetings and Workouts11 comments

wreckingroutine wrote 2 weeks ago: Phew! Do you ever have days at work that are nothing but meetings and when the day is over you wonde … more →

Tags: workout recaps, Blog Book Club, Workout recap

Books I want to read.

stepmommary wrote 2 weeks ago: •My Bonus Mom- Tami Butcher. •The Career Girl’s Guide to Becoming a Stepmom- Jacque fletcher. $15.99 … more →

Tags: step families, Books, guides, Parenting

It is as Easy as Herding Turtles!3 comments

Andi wrote 2 weeks ago: I think I truly am becoming a literature nut.  Recently, our family volunteered at a local state par … more →

Tags: Book Review, blogs, Steinbeck, Grapes of Wrath, University of Maryland, terrapin, Volunteering, Wekiwa State Park, Turtles

Doll Bones by Holly Black ~ A Review

amber wrote 2 weeks ago: Reblogged from Carole Finds Her Wings: Doll Bones by Holly Black Published: 7th May 2013, Margaret K … more →

May...The Force Be With You Book Month1 comment

wreckingroutine wrote 2 weeks ago: The genre for the Wrecking Routing Book Club in the Month of May is Science Fiction/Fantasy. I know … more →

Tags: Blog Book Club, Science Fiction

Sylvia Plath Poetry Review2 comments

wreckingroutine wrote 2 weeks ago: The Wrecking Routine Book Club genre of April “Showers to Flowers” was Poetry and the ch … more →

Tags: Slyvia Plath, blogging book club

Thomas Pynchon Paper Dolls

amber wrote 3 weeks ago: Reblogged from biblioklept: (Via). Ha. I think. … more →

Tags: Random&What


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