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I’m feeling relevant today. As some of you might remember, I got in big trouble for a major plotline in Fireside–the one about a Latino boy whose mother’s immigration status
April 26, 2009
I’m feeling relevant today. As some of you might remember, I got in big trouble for a major plotline in Fireside–the one about a Latino boy whose mother’s immigration status
The list is out today! Let’s have a sing-along! [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ppYgrdJ0pWk]
The list is up! PAPERBACK MASS-MARKET FICTION Top 5 at a Glance 1. FIRESIDE, by Susan Wiggs 2. MONTANA CREEDS: Logan, by Linda Lael Miller 3. THE APPEAL, by John
Fireside is #1 on the New York Times bestseller list for 2/15. nytbsl_0215093 I am…well, see below for a summary of my day so far. Welcome to my own personal Polar
…to bring you a rainbow. My friend Tim wrote a beautiful post about midwinter and S.A.D., so I put a link to this in his comments: and a sunset…
It’s nothing new (pun intended)–used book sales have been a part of the publishing equation ever since the first undergrad sold her first college textbook back to the bookstore in order
“…with a hump like a snowhill! ‘Tis Moby Dick! No wait, ’tis…could it be? Isadora!” Sorry, couldn’t resist. I’m as excited as Captain Ahab to report that The Charm School,
*** CALENDAR ALERT ***SAVE THE DATE WRITING IN THE GARDEN OF THE GODS Field’s End Writers’ Conference 2008 WHO: This year’s line-up of authors and speakers includes: Roy Blount, Jr.
Here’s an article in today’s New York Times, about the New York Times bestseller list. Hmmm….