March 2009
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February 2009
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Feb 27th
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ListenKanye West - Flashing Lights I’m more of...
Feb 27th
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Tumblr Book Swap: Recap
We had a great turnout last night. Here’s the attendance list: Laura: 52books Bailey: paperbackgirl Ryan: thebronzemedal Sophie: sleepanddream Stephanie: zayile Jay: bagcoffee Paul: berezina Nechama: nechamaelle Mark: markyb Catherine: icanmakewaffles Kat: katoleary Vanessa: vanessafleming Kevin: fatmanatee Stephanie: icanseenewyorkcityfrommyhouse Jay: happycap Thanks for...
Feb 26th
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Feb 25th
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Credit where it's due:
As it turns out, there are really nice people in my little corner of the internet. The home front got a much-needed redesign yesterday courtesy of Ryan and I’m here to tell you that things look pretty smooth. Laura was also my ghostblogger last week and I hope we can keep working together to improve the bolding skills of the interwebs. These people are pretty great and it just goes to show...
Feb 24th
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Feb 23rd
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How Bizzare
I mean, if we’re going to explore unusual marriages, we might as well consider unusual literary deaths… 1751: Julien Offray de La Mettrie, the author of L’Homme machine, a major materialist and sensualist philosopher died of overeating at a feast given in his honor. His philosophical adversaries suggested that by doing so, he had contradicted his theoretical doctrine with the...
Feb 20th
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Oustandingly strange competition for odd book... →
“A global perspective on soft cheese packaging, the summation of a lifetime’s work on monkey-related philosophy, and the long-awaited book-length consideration of Large Sieves are among the books in contention for the Bookseller magazine’s annual Diagram prize for oddest title, in a year that judges have declared outstandingly strange.” ….. “The prize was...
Feb 20th
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Bibliotherapy?
Surprise, I’ve been thinking about reading! I do it every day and it is simply looking at words on paper. But just how beneficial are the effects? The term “reading” is pretty vague as it can apply to anything from newspaper articles, to subway signs, to liner notes. However, the medium I am taking into consideration here is that of fiction literature. It has been around for ages...
Feb 19th
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Feb 16th
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Feb 15th
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Feb 14th
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A gift from me to you, even if it's electronic and... →
Feb 13th
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Feb 13th
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Feb 12th
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Feb 10th
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Fortune Cookie Messages Appropriate for Dickens...
Your streak of meeting weird people with preposterous names will continue unabated. You are never selfish with your advice or your help, even when you are dead. Smiling can make you feel and look younger and less like an orphan. A firm friendship will be the secret to your financial success. That and realizing you were rich all along. You bring cheer to children and the elderly as well as...
Feb 9th
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Feb 7th
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ListenBloc Party - This Modern Love To be lost in the...
Feb 6th
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Feb 5th
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“In 2002, Google began to drink the milkshake of the book world.”
– Opening line in Monday’s New York Times article regarding the relationship of books and technology. Next thing you know, novels are going to be called bastards in a basket. 
Feb 4th
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How to get a large amount of reading done on a...
Go to your local DMV Tell them you need a new driver’s license
Feb 3rd
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ListenMorgan Freeman - Easy Reader From 1971-1977,...
Feb 3rd
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Feb 1st
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