Monthly Archives: April 2009

Jeff in Venice, Death in Varanasi

One of the clear signs you are a book addict is that even though you have more books than you can possibly read you are constantly on the lookout for more.  Related to this is the attempt by book addicts … Continue reading

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In the Mail: Fiction

–> Dust and Shadow: An Account of the Ripper Killings by Dr. John H. Watson by Lyndsay Faye Publishers Weekly Following in the footsteps of such crime writers as Ellery Queen and Michael Dibdin, Faye pits Sherlock Holmes against Jack … Continue reading

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I am putting aside the thrillers for the moment. Off to read Secret Son by Laila Lalami http://tinyurl.com/dx9n2e

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RT: @bdomenech: It’d be easier to evaluate the ebook’s generational impact if Amzn would release Kindle sales figures. http://is.gd/tmbl

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5> I read bks from lots of publishers; including some great books from small/indie. In my experience, harder 2 find good self-pubd #litchat

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