Archive for October, 2013
What Should I Read Next
The Handmaid’s Tale: The Perfect Book To Read In June
Three months ago, I did a post on the perfect book to read in March. And I don’t know why I stopped there! I’ve decided to keep it going and pick a well-suited book for each month to share with you. This month, it&#...
Book Quotes
Michael Upchurch Book Quote
“The ultimate luxury is to reread: to revisit a book to see how time has treated it, how memory has distorted it, or how my own passing years have cast a new light on it.” -Michael Upchurch Book Quote Michael Upchur...
Awesome Books
Great Food Writing: A Culinary and Cultural Adventure
When Michael Moss’s book Salt Sugar Fat was recently excerpted in the New York Times magazine, the cover was just a picture of a Dorito with an enticing pull quote: “I feel so sorry for the public.” I, for one, was hooked, and ...
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Review: Eunoia by Christian Bök
Madcap poetry collection Eunoia by Christian Bök, a Canadian experimental poet, is a major linguistic achievement. Published in 2001, it took him seven years to write and was (eventually) a bestseller in both Canada (where it w...
Bibliotherapy
Recent Grad Job Advice: The Best Career Books
There are some excellent non-fiction books out there to help you create the perfect resume, ace an interview, and put your best foot forward. Some are classics, tried and true, while others focus on the edgiest trends for 21st ...
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Books for Summer Reading: The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Anne Brashears
Looking for books for summer reading? The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Anne Brashears is the perfect heartwarming pick for your beach bag.
Awesome Books
A Bibliophile’s Miscellany: Gender Pioneers
This June marks LGBT Pride Month 2013, the fifth time it has been officially declared so by a U.S. president. June was chosen for this commemorative month to remember the Stonewall riots in New York City in June 1969, which pav...
Book Quotes
Time Book Quote
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