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Category Archives: New books
NEIL GAIMAN and AMANDA PALMER on Craft
Traveling or working out this Thanksgiving? Amanda Palmer and Neil Gaiman have suggestions for you about audiobooks and what to do if you find yourself in an audio booth reading from one of your uber-popular books, like Palmer’s The Art … Continue reading
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Tagged AMANDA PALMER, NEIL GAIMAN, The Art of Asking, The Sandman
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Kara Cooney: Making the Ancient Engaging
Egyptologist Kara Cooney makes dusty old topics fun. An associate professor at UCLA’s Near Eastern Languages and Cultures program, she’s a great mix of engaging speaker and public intellectual. My talk with her was one of most fun and smartest I’ve … Continue reading
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Tagged Egyptologist, Kara Cooney, The Woman Who Would Be King
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Lee Child and Doug Dangler: This Time, It’s Personal
Several years ago, when Lee Child was in town with the Thurber House, I was scheduled to interview him. Unfortunately, I had to go out of town unexpectedly and missed him. Fortunately, I was able to catch up with him … Continue reading
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Tagged Jack Reacher, Lee Child, personal
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How to kill someone in a hospital
Surgeon Kelly Parsons wrote Doing Harm in the off hours over the past 8 years to give an insider’s look at how murders are secretly committed in hospitals. Perhaps I should label the above [satire] like Facebook is apparently doing just … Continue reading
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Tagged Doing Harm, Kelly Parsons, medical thriller
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Mindy McGinnis makes you want to drink deeply
Thirsty for a great interview? Mindy McGinnis, a young adult librarian, author, and active blogger, is a must-meet individual whose talent and comical personality make for one refreshing conversation. In her two post-apocalyptic novels, Not a Drop to Drink and … Continue reading
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Tagged blogger, Mindy McGinnis, young adult librarian
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Veronica Roth’s Divergent View of Grad School
Veronica Roth seems like one of the nicest authors I’ve talked to in a while and her Divergent series has racked up huge sales. But we did have different views on one important aspect of our shared experiences. Listen in … Continue reading
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Tagged author Veronica Roth, divergent, four
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Ask Veronica Roth, author of Divergent, a question; win her book!
Now is YOUR chance to ask Veronica Roth about her hit books Divergent and Insurgent and the movie version of Divergent, as well as her brand new book Four, a collection of short stories set in Roth’s dystopian Chicago told from … Continue reading
Superman’s Real Home Is Cleveland!
What if I told you Superman was real? Or that some characters in the Superman comic book series were real? At the 2014 Ohioana Book Festival, Craft summer intern Kayla talked with the good-humored Brad Ricca, author of Super Boys: The … Continue reading
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Tagged Brad Ricca, Cleveland, Jerry Siegel, Joe Shuster, Super Boys, Superman
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David Giffels: So Much More than Devo and Beavis and Butthead
Journalist and essayist David Giffels has written for the New York Times Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, Grantland, and Redbook among others. His most recent book is The Hard Way on Purpose, a collection of essays about growing up near … Continue reading
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Tagged Bevis and butthead, David Giffels, Devo, Hard Way on Purpose
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India’s social and sexual revolution
Journalist Sally Howard has written for The Sunday Times, The Telegraph, and Forbes on topics such as travel and celebrities like Daryl Hannah, Jimmy Choo, and Colin Firth. Read more about her at her website or follow her on Twitter @wanderingsal. … Continue reading
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Tagged India, Kama Sutra Diaries, Sally Howard, sexual revolution
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