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Lorrie Moore is a phenomenal storyteller. It's easy to see how short story writers like Elizabeth Crane might be influenced by her. It has been...
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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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"To change the world, first you have to understand it." That's the premise of Superfreakonomics Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes,...
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Reading Dewan W. Gibson's memoir The Imperfect Enjoyment: A Bachelor's Memoir feels like flipping through someone's little black book....
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Home cooking is the new black. Maybe it's the Great Recession or Iron Chef marathons on the Food Network, but It seems that more and more people are...
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I've only lived in the Emerald City for a year, so I wasn't around when Jerry Brewer's 14-part series on Gloria Strauss appeared in the Seattle Times....
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Cathy Alter www.cathyalter.com/is unhappy. Her closest friend considers her too "self-destructive" to be around. At 37 she is newley...
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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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"Fake it 'til you make it." That's the first lesson aspiring filmmaker Taylor Henning learns when she moves to Hollywood to take a job as...
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Earlier this spring, the New York Times ran a story about Leanne Shapton's book Important Artifacts and Personal Property From the Collection of...
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