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A final poem for National Poetry Month
Towser is waiting. Cruise De Luxe Though bliss it be to grandly roam In foreign land or sea, The joy of joys is coming home To domesticity. And with content to settle down From travel wear and tear, W… more →
Far & Beyond: A Saga of Publishing
A final poem for National Poetry Month
wrote 3 weeks ago: Towser is waiting. Cruise De Luxe Though bliss it be to grandly roam In foreign land or sea, The joy … more →
Discussing Sex, Sexual Assault, and Rape: A Resource Guide
wrote 1 month ago: Discussing Sex, Sexual Assault, and Rape: A Resource Guide April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. … more →
Monday, again. Can't I get an award for just showing up?
wrote 3 months ago: “Oh, my eyes! Is it really Monday, again?” Apparently our blogger overindulged this [Sup … more →
Fiscal Cliff Dive Into A New Year Giveaway
wrote 4 months ago: Tomorrow Only Dec 31, we’re giving away the adult romcom murder mystery book, Lily Does Sweden … more →
The Christmas Day Reason To Live Giveaway
wrote 5 months ago: Tomorrow Only Dec 25, we’re giving away the Christmas murder mystery book, A Goose Is Cooked ( … more →
November's Worthwhile Reads
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wrote 5 months ago: The Learning Pond, “Template for Faculty Poster Conference via St. Andrew’s, Potomac … more →
October's Worthwhile Reads
wrote 6 months ago: October has been a blur (as October usually is). I’ve done a pretty good job of keeping up wit … more →
Stuck in Barnes & Noble's PubIt! Processing Hell? This way out!
wrote 7 months ago: As you may recall, we ran into some issues with Barnes & Noble selling the Nook version o … more →
World Book Night 2013, prepare for a howling good time!
wrote 7 months ago: Go ahead, be loud, be proud, and set your inner reader loose! For all you WBN friends and supporters … more →
Celebrate Banned Books Week, Read
wrote 7 months ago: In case you were unaware, Banned Book Week runs all this week (Sept 30 – Oct 6). At least one … more →
September's Worthwhile Reads, Part II
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wrote 7 months ago: Not Your Father’s School, “Let the Dialogue Begin: Another Take on Our Public Purpose … more →
Is this cover really so bad it should be banned from display?
wrote 7 months ago: This is the cover of the new book, out today . . . at least in eBook format. We believe a cover and … more →
September's Worthwhile Reads, Part I
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wrote 8 months ago: Note: My hope is that this will become a semi-monthly “department” of sorts here–a … more →
take this waltz, change my mind
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wrote 9 months ago: It’s that time of the summer: the air is cooler, the light is softer, the days are less structured. … more →
Bad sentences can be good reading
wrote 9 months ago: Click the photo to find out more about visiting Walden Pond There’s been several wonderful pos … more →
One City, Two Books?
wrote 10 months ago: This year our local library has chosen T.C. Boyle‘s When the Killing’s Done as its One C … more →
One Night Changed the World of Reading
wrote 10 months ago: For those of you that didn’t hear, World Book Night America was an awesome success. If you don … more →
New words for a new year means tossing out some old ones, according to the Concise OED
wrote 1 year ago: As language marches on . . . the 12th edition of the Concise OED (released this year) tries to keep … more →
They're here, now where are you? 30 Titles for World Book Night USA
wrote 1 year ago: And World Book Night USA winners are . . . . The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sher … more →
