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Your week in books#20
Any Jonathan Safran Foer fans? Here’s the trailer for the movie adaptation of his second novel, “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close”. I liked the book, even if some parts were a little gimmicky, but this trailer kind of looks “meh” … Continue reading
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Tagged albert uderzo, alexandre dumas, amazon, asterix, catwoman, cristoph waltz, dc, eink kindle, extremely loud and incredibly close, graphic novels, james joyce, jonathan safran foer, kindle fire, kindle touch, kindle touch 3g, kingsley amis, logan lerman, luke evans, mads mikkelsen, michael macfayden, milla jovovich, orlando bloom, ray stephenson, rene goscinny, starfire, three musketeers, ts eliot, your week in books
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My MIBF loot report#2
Things didn’t let up even during the last two days of the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF). Over the weekend, it seemed like I was still scurrying to and fro either attending talks or interviewing authors. If not that, I … Continue reading
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Tagged alexander yates, alexandre dumas, anne rice, beauty's punishment, beauty's release, consider the lobster, david foster wallace, henry james, jane austen, persuasion, rachel ward, samantha sotto, sleeping beauty trilogy, the claiming of sleeping beauty, the portrait of a lady, the three musketeers
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