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Read ALL the books!
I don’t know about you guys, but I found 2011 to just be a very bleurgh year, to say the least. It seemed like there was just a general malaise that seemed to infect the world the past year — earthquakes, tsunamis, … Continue reading →
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Your week in books#23
Of course, the big news is Nicholas Sparks’ impending arrival on our fair islands. Check him out at The Podium on October 28, 5 p.m.! In much more controversial news, there’s been quite a ruckus over this year’s American National … Continue reading →
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Tagged akira, bram stoker, chime, franny billingsley, garrett hedlund, immortals, jonathan lethem, julian barnes, katsuhiro otomo, kellan lutz, lauren myracle, man booker prize, margaret atwood, neil gaiman, nicholas sparks, salman rushdie, shine, tron legacy, ursula k le guin, your week in books
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