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Ampersand Café Bookstore (photo from www.brasseriebread.com.au).
Ampersand Café Bookstore (photo from www.brasseriebread.com.au).
Ampersand Café Bookstore (photo from www.brasseriebread.com.au).

Previewing the National Book Award Longlist

Literary awards season is upon us. A few weeks ago, the good people over at the Man Booker Prize announced their longlist. What an eclectic and essentially unpredictable bunch that was, but it was, nevertheless, a wonderful lis...
 
Book Lists
 
Book display inside Capitol Book & News in Montgomery, Alabama.
Book display inside Capitol Book & News in Montgomery, Alabama.
Book display inside Capitol Book & News in Montgomery, Alabama.

2015 Pulitzer Prize Predictions

I know that it’s impossible to believe, but it’s already past the midpoint of 2014. Wow, that was fast! The TBR pile on my shelf was gigantic at the beginning of the year, but it has slowly dissipated, as summer has come and (n...
 
Awesome Books
 
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The Capgras Delusion: Fate of the Jedi series

The Fate of the Jedi series is made up of nine books set in the Star Wars universe; it revolves around Jedi slipping into madness, one-by-one, manifesting long-hidden powers of the Dark Jedi. Believing that everyone they see ha...

 
 
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Snow in May featured
Snow in May featured

Review: Snow in May by Kseniya Melnik

Kseniya Melnik grew up in Magadan, Russia but moved to Alaska at age 15. In her debut short story collection, Snow in May, she reflects on the past half-century of Russian history through the experiences of ordinary people copi...