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John Baer on 25 Years of Covering Pa. Politicsnew

Baer is one of those old-school columnists who breaks down the news by making each point ring like a gunshot, then slides a sweet little daisy of a last sentence into the muzzle as the smoke clears.
Philadelphia Weekly  |  Tara Murtha  |  12-05-2012  |  Books

American Idiotnew

When Davy Rothbart applied for a job at National Public Radio’s “This American Life” radio program, he was honest about his previous job experience: pizza delivery guy, ticket scalper, marijuana salesman.
Jackson Free Press  |  Kathleen M. Mitchell  |  11-30-2012  |  Books

Faces of Deathnew

Canadian author lures readers, and pushes boundaries, by melding demons and du Maurier.
Colorado Springs Independent  |  Bret Wright  |  11-28-2012  |  Books

Eat the Statenew

Three cookbooks fresh from Florida: "Field to Feast," "The Ravenous Pig" and "My Key West Kitchen"
Orlando Weekly  |  Jessica Bryce Young  |  11-14-2012  |  Books

Redemption Songnew

New biography of Gram Parsons, Calling Me Home, refuses to let the legendary alt-country singer's life be defined by its tragic end.
Orlando Weekly  |  Erin Sullivan  |  11-14-2012  |  Books

Short Takes on Florida Litnew

A handful of new books from (or about) Florida
Orlando Weekly  |  Jessica Bryce Young  |  11-14-2012  |  Books

Rebozos weaves women's stories from two languagesnew

In an era when books are being banned, hers included, San Antonio's poet laureate Carmen Tafolla is mindfully doing what she does best: documenting the lives of those whose hard work and fierce spirit offer the preceding generations shoulders upon which we unwaveringly, if not consciously, stand.
San Antonio Current  |  Laurie Ann Guerrero  |  10-31-2012  |  Books

Spooky Storiesnew

Do you want to know more about ghosts and paranormal investigations? Here are some books that might help you.
Jackson Free Press  |  Pat Bullock Williams  |  10-26-2012  |  Books

Island Adventure: San Miguelnew

T.C. Boyle plays it straight.
Creative Loafing (Charlotte)  |  Erik Spanberg  |  10-23-2012  |  Books

Get Digitalnew

'The Silent History' adds a new chapter to book publishing's possibilities.
North Bay Bohemian  |  Leilani Clark  |  10-17-2012  |  Books

Fractured Fairy Talesnew

Locust Moon hooks up with Dark Horse for Sci-Fi Fairy tales in Once Upon a Time Machine.
Philadelphia City Paper  |  Elliott Sharp  |  10-13-2012  |  Books

The Myth Enduresnew

Jack Kerouac is poised to become the all-time iconic American writer.
North Bay Bohemian  |  Jonah Raskin  |  10-04-2012  |  Books

Fifty Shades of Chicken Is a Sexy Chicken Cookbooknew

FINALLY! You and your chicken can get trussed and like it. A cookbook, due out November 13, parodies the last book you wanted to see on your mom's nightstand. With promises of rather tempting recipes for "Bacon Bound Wings," "Chicken with a Lardon" and "Mustard-Spanked Chicken," Fifty Shades of Chicken is taking cookbookdom to a whole new level.
Dallas Observer  |  Sara Blankenship  |  09-21-2012  |  Books

A cheater's guide to lovenew

Despite all the TV jokes about New Jersey, it has long been the bedrock for our best writers — from Dorothy Parker and Philip Roth to William Carlos Williams and Allen Ginsberg — and don't forget the Boss, Bruce Springsteen. Now add Junot Díaz to that illustrious list.
San Antonio Current  |  Gregg Barrios  |  09-16-2012  |  Books

A Triad of Intangible Territoriesnew

Unless dealing with outright metaphysics, much nonfiction is mere map-making, stencil patterns, or instruction. And it really has something to do with the approach: how much song is given to each subject.
San Antonio Current  |  RoberTO ONTIVEROS  |  09-16-2012  |  Books

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