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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
Posted in My Life in Books
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 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
Posted in Author Interview
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: John Green’s “The Fault In Our Stars”
About three years ago, my dear friend Doni had to undergo chemotherapy for his cancer. As much as I’ve heard about cancer before, this was the first time that I was actually going to be face to face with it, in … Continue reading
Posted in Book Review
Tagged a walk to remember, book review, john green, nicholas sparks, the fault in our stars
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