Check out these updates from Car Lust for September 16, 2013.
The Cars of The X-Files: 20th Anniversary
I WANT TO CAN'T
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. . . .that it's been 20 years since The X-Files debuted on television. Actually, at the time of this writing it's been 20 years and a few days, but who's counting after this long? It was September 10, 1993 (a Friday) that the longest-running science fiction television show (9 seasons) brought its own brand of creepiness into our homes on a weekly basis. IIRC,…
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Check out these updates from Omnivoracious for September 16, 2013.
Louise Penny's latest novel, How the Light Gets In (an Amazon best mystery & thriller book of the month for September), once again features the fine sluething of her Chief Inspector Armand Gamache, of the Quebec Provincial Police homicide department.
Over the course of nine Inspector Gamache books, Penny has frequently explored the dance of the killer versus pursuer. So we posed a question: if…
6 Books That Matter to Amanda Lindhout, Author of "A House in the Sky"
In my life's truly tough moments, I put aside books I'd normally devour and dig into the ones I need. Over the past few years (through advanced-stage cancer treatment, divorce, other assorted craziness), my book bar has been raised: it better dish out real home truths I can draw on when I need to keep calm and carry on, or I'll have to put it aside for another time.
One of the books …
National Book Award for Young People's Literature: The Longlist
It's award time again, and today the first of the category longlists for the National Book Award was announced--the Young People's Literature award. The other category lists (poetry, fiction, nonfiction) will be announced over the next three days. Last year Goblin Secrets took home the Young People's prize and the 2013 longlist includes familiar names and past award winners …
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Check out these updates from Omnivoracious for September 15, 2013.
Remembering "Birmingham-1963": Guest Author Christopher Paul Curtis
A few weeks ago we celebrated the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s ground-breaking I Have a Dream speech. Today is a more somber civil rights anniversary, the church bombing in Birmingham, Alabama. The event that outraged a nation 50 years ago had a profound effect on Christopher Paul Curtis and led to his award-winning career as a children's book author.…
