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Ronreads interview: Kate Evangelista
If you haven’t done so already, the story that I did on Kate Evagelista came out yesterday on the paper that I work for. It outlines the journey she had to publication, and some advice she’d like to share with other young … Continue reading
Ronreads interview: Lauren Oliver – Part 2
Yes, I know, the updates have been sparse, but it’s mostly because I’m on vacation in Singapore and I thought I’d give myself a few days with which to lounge around and basically vegetate. It didn’t actually happen — I … Continue reading
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Tagged before i fall, delirium, gabriel garcia marquez, harper lee, harry potter, jeffrey eugenides, jk rowling, john green, lauren oliver, liesl and po, maggie stiefvater, marcel proust, middlesex, one hundred years of solitude, pandemonium, remembrance of things past, roald dahl, suzanne collins, the hunger games, the scorpio races, the virgin suicides, to kill a mockingbird
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Book review: Stieg Larsson’s “The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo”
As much of a “trendsetter” I am when it comes to such questionable masterpieces such as “Modelland” and “A Shore Thing“, I am always, always woefully late when it comes to what is actually popular on most readers’ shelves. For … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged a purpose driven life, a shore thing, harry potter, harry potter and the goblet of fire, haruki murakami, jk rowling, millenium trilogy, mitch albom, modelland, nicholas sparks, nicole "snooki" polizzi, paolo coelho, rick warren, stieg larsson, suzanne collins, the girl with the dragon tattoo, the hunger games, the winner stands alone, tyra banks
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Chapter by Chapter Review: Tyra Banks’ “Modelland” Chapters 8 and 9
I was going through my bookshelves this morning like normal people do and I thought of leafing through my copy of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” just for old times sake. It’s been more than a decade, after all. … Continue reading
Your week in books#17
Here’s the trailer for Daniel Radcliffe’s newest movie, “The Woman In Black”. The movie is based on Susan Hill’s 1983 novel of the same name. This isn’t the first time that the novel has been adapted to another medium; there’s … Continue reading
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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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 #9
Of course, the big news of the day is J.K. Rowling’s announcement regarding Pottermore. Rather than a Massively Multiplayer Online Roleplaying Game (MMORPG) or an online game as some newspapers announced, the website is just a little bit more. Not … Continue reading
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Tagged alice ozma, eva gabrielsson, harry potter, jim brozina, jk rowling, spider-man, stieg larsson, your week in books
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Your week in books #8
The return of the comeback! It’s been months since I last put up one of these, so I hope I can come up with some interesting stuff to present to you readers in bullet form. Of course, this week’s big … Continue reading