Intern [life] Eric discovers Poe and more
Outdoor Dog Travis wraps up a documentary (and it turned out to be a good one)
Deborah’s Deliberations 10 communication tips for strong marriages
In Medias Res In praise of live double albums
Todd blog I’m not one of those
Blog Meridian Teaching liberal arts to military personnel
Book Nut The [...]
When a blogger begins to question if it’s worth the hassle there is only one thing they can do. Post their thoughts and ask for comments.
That’s how southern women like their men* and how Sarah likes her books.
*That’s what Longstreet said. At least that’s what he is said to have said in “Killer Angels.”
Not one but three chances to win one of Melissa’s books.
That is the kind of book that really, really gets Carly Jo’s attention.
Click on the picture of the cover of Quinn’s new book and you can read a bit of it.
Princess Adriene’s post starts out as a bo0k review, but turns into a meditation on the time she has left, with someone she dearly loves.
Blog Meridian’s name comes from the title of a Cormac McCarthy novel; Blood Meridian. John peruses the web to bring you more tributes, and sly references, to the novel.
Need help publicizing your humiliation? You have a new friend and she would like to include you in her next book.
If you weere challenged to read two of Jane Austen’s books you would read ALL of them wouldn’t you? Melissa did. Oh wait, She had already read them. So she re-read them all this year.
The name of her blog is not a title, it’s a diagnosis.
Book Nut likes books and she likes to challenge her blog readers to read things they might not normally read, sort of like going to college with out the grade thing. So go to her site and sign up for dollops of fun and camaraderie with just a dash of deadlines.
Book Nut recommends books all the time. But some times she really recommends a book. Take heed,
As far as seafaring/piratey/girls-masquerading-as-boys books go, this one’s a winner. A rip-roaring adventure book, it’s not for the faint of heart (boasting battles, fights, an almost-rape-scene, among other things). But it is: humorous, witty, exciting, thrilling… and has something [...]
It’s the Jewish Literature Challenge. Read at least four books about Judaism or by Jewish authors. Here are the details on how you can participate.
and the interesting people that live within a short distance of all of us. Patsy has lots of stuff on her mind. Also a bit about the origins of Geraldo and the books she is reading.
shares random thoughts on many subjects.
* According to Technorati and In Media Res.
Book Nut can’t wait to post a list of her favorite books published in 2008.
Carl asks why the PDF of a book should cost as much or almost as much as the book.
His observations are on the money (ahem) and Douglas says its on the nose. Main is saddened by the loss of all that extra cost passed on to the consumer.
Web comics; they are more than Calvin and Hobbes reprints.
Behold!
Your introduction to the Order of the Stick. Be sure and say thank you to Cerebrate.
Writing stuff on napkins has a long and storied history. Add to its history the “Napkin Poll” of books that shaped peoples lives. Paul has the details.
Book Nut gives you a visual tour of her natural habitat. I use the same “stacking scheme” in my home decor.
And I know a book-aholic when I see one. RedSwann aggravates all those looking for their next book bender by putting out a list of books she is reading for school this semester.
Must resist.
Daddy phil weaves ideas from “The Watchmen”, “The Alchemist”, the “His Dark Materials” trilogy, “The Five People You Meet in Heaven” and Night” with his own thoughts about God. Even if you haven’t read all these works you can still join in the discussion on his bog.
Or maybe it’s so you will want to? Melissa puts up four new book reviews and an interview with J. Scott Savage. After all the work she has put in don’t you compelled to check it all out?
Lou Heldman is teaching a seminar at WSU this fall titled, Strategic Issues in Media Management. He would like your help. He has a list of 13 books that he would like your opinion on. He would prefer that you read them before you give your opinions.
Odd coincidence: I checked out one of the books [...]
