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Fifteen Books, A Million Choices

This morning, I got one of those Facebook things from one of the Lying Socialist Weasels, asking me to list my favorite fifteen books. There were a couple of rules … Continue reading →

April 26, 2013 · Leave a comment

Best In Fiction & Nonfiction, 2003

New Releases from Palgrave in Religion Spotlight On Harper Collins Harper Collins finished 2003 very strong. As the year ended, H.C. blitzed the market with an array of fine fiction and … Continue reading →

December 1, 2003 · Leave a comment

Best In Music, 2003

STANDING AT THE EDGE. Casey Stratton. Odyssey. (Commercial release date January 20, 2004). Standing At The Edge marks Casey’s Stratton’s debut on Odyssey, marking the emergence of a major new singer-songwriter. Stratton, who … Continue reading →

December 1, 2003 · 1 Comment

Dylan & the Beast

From the Editor: These selections mark the best of the music books we saw in 2003. SONG AND DANCE MAN III (THE ART OF BOB DYLAN). By Michael Gray. Continuum … Continue reading →

December 1, 2003 · Leave a comment
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