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The 2009 Washington State Book Awards were announced yesterday. The awards, which is sponsored by the Washington Center for the Book at the Seattle...
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Find out more about Danielle: Danielle Dreger-Babbitt has spent the last 13 years working in bookstores and libraries. She once got grounded for reading in elementary school (it was way past her bedtime). In 2007 she read nearly 200 books, but don't ask her what her favorite one was. Asking a librarian to pick her favorite book is like asking a mother to choose her favorite child. When Danielle isn't reading, she's beating her husband at Scrabble. She can be reached here. |
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The Skagit River Poetry Project has won the 2009 KCTS 9 Golden Apple Award for its long-running...
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September begins what I like to think of the book award season. The 2009 Man Booker Prize shortlist was announced earlier today. The six shortlisted...
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It's a tale of two collections of short stories. Elizabeth Stout and Amanda Ward, both novelists, have recently released collections of short stories...
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What is the worst opening line that you can think of? Some people might say it was the first line in Edward George...
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Alice Munro has won the third biannual Man Booker International Prize. According to the official Man Booker International Prize website, the prize is...
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Last Thursday (April 30th) the Mystery Writers of America announced the Edgar Award winners. This annual prize is named after Edgar Allan Poe has been...
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When I was younger I used to dream about winning a Pulitzer Prize. The chances of that actually happening are unlikely, but I don't really mind....
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I love short stories and short fiction. I love how concise the stories are and how I can finish one while waiting for the dentist or before bed. My...
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According to this New York Times article, The 2009-2014 World Outlook for 60-Milligram Containers of Fromage Frais...
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