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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Lauren Kate giveaway!
I know I said that I’d put this up yesterday afternoon, but my job got in the way and I basically just crashed on the floor when I got back home at around midnight. So apologies for that. But here … Continue reading
Sale at the National Book Store!
If you guys are anything like me — which I hope you’re not, because I am weird – then you’re probably feeling a little faint because National Book Store just started their almost month-long (It goes on until August 21!) cut-price sale … Continue reading
Your week in books #14
It’s been a really busy week for me, with several interviews taking place one after another, that it’s been a little difficult to update this here blog. But I’m back now, O Faithful Readers in the Threes! There’s been a … Continue reading
Ronreads interview: Lauren Kate
Now that my article on Lauren Kate has come out, I’m free to talk about how this particular interview went, especially when compared to the festival of awkward that was last year’s interview. For one thing, Lauren was in incredibly … Continue reading
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Tagged a farewell to arms, author interview, cam briel, daniel grigori, elizabeth gaskell, ernest hemmingway, fallen, john milton, lauren kate, lucinda price, mikhail bulgakov, north and south, passion, the master and margerita, the woman in white, torment, wilkie collins, william shakespeare
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Your week in books #13
With the San Diego Comic Con now ongoing, there is a lot of book to movie news now making it out into the Web. From “Harry Potter” to “The Hunger Games” and all the way to the seemingly endless comic book … Continue reading
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Tagged avengers, bradley cooper, captain america, cassandra clare, chris evans, divergent, edward cullen, frank miller, harry potter, jodi picoult, john milton, maggie stiefvater, my sisters keeper, paradise lost, pottermore, robert rodriguez, san diego comic con, sin city, stephen king, stephenie meyer, suzanne collins, the dark tower, the hunger games, the mortal instruments, the wolves of mercy falls, twilight, veronica roth, your week in books
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Ronreads interview: Gerry Alanguilan
Another thing that Gerry Alanguilan is famous for. Anybody who follows the comic book scene here in the country probably already knows that our very own Gerry Alanguilan was recently awarded the Prix Asie-ACBD 2011 for “Elmer”, which tells the story … Continue reading
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Tagged author interview, doctor who, elmer, fantastic four, gerry alanguilan, humanis rex, johnny the homicidal maniac, timawa, wasted, wolverine, x-men
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Your week in books #12
It’s been a busy week for me since the “Deathly Hallows” premiere, with interviews left and right as well as a few hectic days at the office as well. Nothing to complain about, but it hasn’t really been making it … Continue reading
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Tagged a princess of mars, aa milne, asa butterfield, ben kingsley, book to movie, brian selznick, chloe moretz, chris baker, christopher lee, edgar rice burroughs, harry potter, harry potter and the deathly hallows, helen mccrory, hugo, jacob hansen, jane austen, jk rowling, john carter, martin scorsese, michael chabon, taylor kitsch, the elements of fucking style, the invention of hugo cabret, your week in books
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Book to movie review: “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2″
Guuurrrlll. So last night I was at the press preview for “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2″, which I think everyone and their uncle knows by now is the final (FINAL!) installment of a film series that has … Continue reading
Your week in books #11
First off, apologies for the lack of updates for the past week. Not only am I busy at my day job, I am currently slogging my way through a thousand-page work which I cannot talk about here because of legal … Continue reading
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Tagged a dance with dragons, a song of ice and fire, alexander mccall smith, amazon, franny and zooey, george rr martin, harry potter, harry potter and the deathly hallows, jd salinger, jk rowling, no rest for the dead, rl stine, the book depository, the catcher in the rye, your week in books
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Your week in books #10
If the people on my Twitter feed are to be believed, the biggest news of the day is the death of the Oxford comma. My response is to quote The Shoebox Project: “Good advice though it may be, I am … Continue reading