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Meghara is an English graduate student who spends an inordinate amount of time reading. In her spare time she enjoys writing for several online publications, traveling, and watching bad zombie movies. Contact her at meghara.eh@gmail.com.

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Books to scare you half to death

The scariest night of the year requires some preparation. Most people turn to horror movies to provide Halloween spirit, but to do so is to ignore the...
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New Talking Volumes series begins October 7th

Minnesota Public Radio's Kerri Miller will kick off another season of the Talking Volumes series on October 7th, when she'll be joined by James Ellroy...
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19th annual MWABA Book Fair June 26th and 27th

The Midwest Antiquarian Booksellers Association is comprised of 100 book vendors from the American midwest and Canada. They'll hold their 19th annual...
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The Works: the martini with a twist meets the book club with a twist

Minneapolis is home to an array of innovative book clubs that are founded on the idea that, contrary to most educational institutions' beliefs, a bar...
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Not all moms are evil: mothers in literature

With Mother’s Day approaching, our thoughts turn to mushy greeting cards, handprints immortalized in plaster, and jewelry she’ll pretend...
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10 children's books every adult should read

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Remember when you were a kid and reading was a spectacular form of escapism? When I got my hands on a great book, it went everywhere with me: boring...
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Review: 'Then We Came to the End' by Joshua Ferris

I’ve spent my adult life laboring to avoid any job that would result in staring at the gray fabric walls of a cubicle. For this reason, it was...
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Four reasons to get a library card

I recently renewed my library card. It had been eight or nine years since I’d had one, and I decided that if I was going to write a column about...
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Reading under the influence: a literary guide to St. Patrick's Day

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There’s nothing like reinforcing antiquated stereotypes to celebrate a nation’s culture. In the case of St. Patrick’s Day, everyone,...
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Book lovers unite, demand beer

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Change has come to the Minneapolis social/literary scene. Gone are the days when joining a book club meant donning a sweater set and pledging...
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