Blogs about: Laura Lippman
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The Critics’ Choice for Best Crime Novel of 2008
What was the best book of 2008? Results vary, especially since no one can read every book published in 2008. Consequently I’ve compiled the mystery and thriller rankings of many esteemed critics int… more →
The Mystery Bookshelf
11-10-09: The Significance of the Insignificant
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mdmorn wrote 3 weeks ago: Listen to the story here. Everyone has junk hanging around their house. Inexplicable boxes of useles … more →
The Critics’ Choice for Best Crime Novel of 2008
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henryct wrote 3 months ago: What was the best book of 2008? Results vary, especially since no one can read every book published … more →
Best Reads of 2009 (so far)
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henryct wrote 4 months ago: It’s more than halfway through 2009 and time to evaluate what I’ve read so far. For som … more →
River Life
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lalber wrote 4 months ago: Coffee-time And I’m back from the McKenzie River, and I most emphatically did not bring work w … more →
River Life
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lalber wrote 4 months ago: Coffee-time And I’m back from the McKenzie River, and I most emphatically did not bring work w … more →
Litchfield teacher resigns amid short story controversy
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Blog of the National Coalition Against Censorship wrote 5 months ago: On June 18, the School Board of Campbell High School in Litchfield, New Hampshire decided to remove … more →
Summer (banned) reading list straight from Litchfield, N.H.
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thehostess wrote 5 months ago: Advocate: The head of a high school English department in Litchfield, N.H., is leaving her job after … more →
Favorite Books
wroughtirongates wrote 5 months ago: These are a few of my favorite reads. I loved pretty much everything about them: the stories, the wr … more →
Hemingway, King, Sedaris kicked out of New Hampshire high school classes
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Blog of the National Coalition Against Censorship wrote 5 months ago: A couple of recent censorship attempts at public libraries have been squashed, but yesterday a group … more →
Potato? Potato.
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Steve wrote 6 months ago: Morning All, I’ve just returned from three days in Sydney, immersing myself in their writers … more →
FREE Audiobook mp3s from Barnes and Noble (Offer ends May 16, 2009)
RandomizeME wrote 7 months ago: “It’s easy to get your Free Audiobook MP3s: 1. Add any or all Free Audiobook MP3s on thi … more →
A Long Week... A List of Links....
artandliterature wrote 7 months ago: I’m sorry I’ve been such a slacker this week — well, here at least. It’s because i … more →
Rapid reading round-up
romdjoll wrote 7 months ago: Ok, this is going to be a quickie as my back is killing me and I’ve just realised it has been … more →
New Additions to the IMBA's Best Mysteries List?
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henryct wrote 8 months ago: In 2000 the Independent Mystery Booksellers Association looked back at a century of murder and compi … more →
Links: Stranded
Mark Athitakis wrote 8 months ago: Vanderbilt University’s Jay Clayton teaches a class that I wouldn’t dream of skipping: B … more →
A Quaint And Curious Volume
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artandliterature wrote 10 months ago: Edgar Allan Poe turns 200 on Monday, January 19, and the bicentennial has prompted a series of celeb … more →
REVEW: What the Dead Know by Laura Lippman
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henryct wrote 10 months ago: Laura Lippman is mostly known for her popular and highly praised series, featuring the tough Baltimo … more →
Good News with Guns
Mark Raymond Falk wrote 11 months ago: I got some great news today when Anthony Neil Smith from PLOTS WITH GUNS let me know that my short s … more →
Catching Up: 3 Mini-Reviews
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J.S. Peyton wrote 11 months ago: On catching up with mini-reviews, Victorian high drama, knives in your gullet, and busting a gut: Ye … more →
