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My post-MIBF report#1
Unless you were hiding under a rock for the past week or so, you’d have known that the country’s premiere event for bibliophiles, the Manila International Book Fair (MIBF), was going on at the SMX Convention Center at the SM … Continue reading
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Tagged 120 days of sodom, alice's adventures in wonderland, anais nin, anvil publishing, arthur conan doyle, carlos celdran, dante alighieri, david levithan, delta of venus, e l james, edgar allan poe, fifty shades darker, fifty shades of grey, henry miller, jane austen, john green, lauren myracle, let it snow, lewis carroll, looking for alaska, manila international book fair, marquis de sade, maureen johnson, nexus, paper towns, pauline reage, plexus, return to the chateau, sexus, story of o, the complete sherlock holmes, the divine comedy, will grayson will grayson, william shakespeare
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Ronreads interview: Lauren Oliver – Part 1
The crowd at Lauren Oliver’s book signing. She’s touring Australia now, but for a few days last week, New York Times bestselling author Lauren Oliver was in the country stumping for her latest book, “Pandemonium”, the sequel to “Delirium”. While … Continue reading
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Tagged a game of thrones, before i fall, danielle steele, delirium, dune, frank herbert, gabriel garcia marquez, george rr martin, harper lee, jane austen, jeffrey eugenides, justin bieber, lauren oliver, liesl and po, one hundred years of solitude, pandemonium, pride and prejudice, the virgin suicides, to kill a mockingbird
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Book review: Jullie Yap Daza’s “Mistresses Play . . . Men Stray . . . The Wives Stay”
Alright guys, since I’ve had NO internet connection for about two days now — THANKS PLDT — this post will be coming to you from the patchy internet connection of my prepaid internet USB thingie. Way before Candace Bushnell began … Continue reading
Your week in books#30
When I was a lot younger, I was really into the film “Snow Falling On Cedars”, so much so that I had to cut back on my obsessive buying of buttered corn (Don’t ask.) just so I could save up … Continue reading
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Tagged 300, alan moore, amazon, david guterson, emma, frank miller, graphic novels, jane austen, kindle fire, kurt vonnegut, lost girls, marshall cavendish, marshall cavendish children's books, pride and prejudice, sense and sensibility, sin city, snow falling on cedars, sylvia plath, ted hughes, v for vendetta, watchmen
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Your week in books#27
Just in case the theaters around the country haven’t made it clear to you guys already, “The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 1″ just opened yesterday. The lines to buy tickets were crazy. Galleycat has an interview up with “Breaking … Continue reading
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Tagged akira, avengers, black widow, breaking dawn, captain america, chris evans, chris hemsworth, christopher paolini, eragon, hawkeye, hulk, iron man, jane austen, jeremy renner, lindsay ashford, loki, mark ruffallo, nick fury, robert downey jr, samuel l jackson, scarlet johansson, stephenie meyer, the inheritance series, thor, tom hiddleston, 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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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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