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‘Librarians Need Two Book Reviews to Justify Book Purchases for Libraries’ (Quote of the Day / Jane Ciabattari)
Media coverage of the decline of book-review sections has focused on the effect of the trend on authors, readers, and publishers. Jane Ciabattari, president of the National Book Critics Circle www.boo… more »
One-Minute Book Reviews
The Sciences will save literature!
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imani wrote 3 hours ago: Hurray for statistics and psychology! As a science and humanities student I find this article rather … more »
Maoist-Third Worldist Review of Mobo Gao, The Battle for China’s Past
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monkeysmashesheaven wrote 1 day ago: A Maoist-Third Worldist Review of Mobo Gao, The Battle for China’s Past : Mao and the Cultural Re … more »
Welcome to Real Reads!
rodweston wrote 3 days ago: Real Reads is a literature discussion group associated with Real Life Community Church in Vancouver … more »
‘Librarians Need Two Book Reviews to Justify Book Purchases for Libraries’ (Quote of the Day / Jane Ciabattari)
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1minutebookreviewswordpresscom wrote 5 days ago: Media coverage of the decline of book-review sections has focused on the effect of the trend on auth … more »
Dexter, Super-Hero
Ian wrote 6 days ago: (and now for something completely different) I wouldn’t be surprised if someone already caught … more »
Ōe and Beyond: Fiction in Contemporary Japan
Kathryn wrote 1 week ago: Title: Ōe and Beyond: Fiction in Contemporary Japan Editors: Stephen Snyder and Philip Gabriel Ess … more »
DFW and Gender Theory
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mfjoe wrote 3 weeks ago: So…occasionally, since leaving the academe (heh) I still read some gender theory, and I’ … more »
Sword of Truth
marfresbo wrote 3 weeks ago: So, in the middle of Phantom, I decide to give up on the Sword of Truth series. 1.5 books left out o … more »
I'm Going Back to School
ageofiron wrote 4 weeks ago: I walked six miles yesterday. I’ve been itching to go on a good, solitary walk for a few wee … more »
The Big Picture of Scott Thomas Beauchamp
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Alec Mouhibian wrote 1 month ago: This story is way old, but I just realized there is no online record of the article I’d writte … more »
Millay's Figs
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paisleyandplaid wrote 1 month ago: Edna St. Vincent Millay wrote two short poems, “First Fig” and “Second Fig,” … more »
Book Review: Tammi Schneider's 'Judges'
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ben wrote 1 month ago: Tammi J. Schneider, Judges, Berit Olam: Studies in Hebrew Narrative & Poetry (Collegeville, MN: … more »
Is Herman Melville Scholarship Headed in the Wrong Direction?
mediumrarebooks wrote 1 month ago: Current scholarship concerning one of my favorite novels, Moby Dick, by Herman Melville seems, like … more »
Pattern Recognition
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Terry wrote 1 month ago: The just-released Spring 2008 issue of The American Scholar, contains a timely article by the New Z … more »
Book Reviews Less Appealing Than Hot Sex, Statistics Show
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1minutebookreviewswordpresscom wrote 1 month ago: Could this explain why the National Book Critics Circle had to launch its recent campaign to save bo … more »
Richard Coggins, Introducing the Old Testament
Dr Karl Möller wrote 1 month ago: Bibliographical details: Coggins, R. J. (2001). Introducing the Old Testament. Oxford Bible Series, … more »
Telling Civilians the Secrets
Terry wrote 1 month ago: I usually find that Adam Gopnik’s New Yorker pieces resonant on levels that go beyond his ost … more »
I wonder sometimes about the outcome of a still-verdictless life
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Will Entrekin wrote 1 month ago: Last night, I think I dreamt of Denver. I’m not sure it was Denver, as I’ve never been t … more »
Susan E. Gillingham, One Bible, Many Voices: Different Approaches to Biblical Studies
Dr Karl Möller wrote 1 month ago: Bibliographical details: Gillingham, S. E. (1998). One Bible, Many Voices: Different Approaches to B … more »
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