Monthly Archives: July 2009
Twitter Digest for 2009-07-31
When Art Matters: a review of "Chagall and the Artists of the Russian Jewish Theater" http://tinyurl.com/mqxlzu # This guy has done 300 podcasts –>@drmabuse shouldn't someone give him a radio show or something? in reply to drmabuse # Powered by … Continue reading
In the Mail: fiction
–> Vanished by Joseph Finder Publishers Weekly Known for his stand-alones, bestseller Finder (Power Play) introduces Nick Heller, an elite corporate intelligence specialist and former Special Services badass, in this exciting series opener. After a frantic call from his 14-year-old … Continue reading
Twitter Digest for 2009-07-30
John Wilson offers short reviews of Jericho's Fall, Religion in the National Agenda, and Naming Infinity. http://tinyurl.com/l4dzgd # Lizzie Skurnick (Shelf Discovery, Old Hag , Jezebel) talks to Flavorpill about Judy Blume, Sweet Valley High, etc. http://tinyurl.com/m95wop # Powered by … Continue reading
Twitter Digest for 2009-07-29
Patrick O'Hannigan: "J.K. Rowling is not a hack, and should not be treated like one." http://tinyurl.com/lobfa4 # RT: @bookoven: Nicholson Baker will be live online @3pm today at the New Yorker, talking Kindles & ebooks. see: http://bit.ly/QRBLF # Cols Bk … Continue reading
Seen the Glory by John Hough, Jr.
Seen the Glory by John Hough Jr. is a fictional story set in the Civil War – more or less around the Battle of Gettysburg. The story revolves around two brothers, Luke and Thomas Chandler, who are abolitionists from Martha’s … Continue reading
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