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Who's Reading What? with Joan Thomas

Who's Reading What? with Joan Thomas

I watch quite a bit of junk television, but I'm never tempted by the sort of book people call "a beach read." When I'm working...

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Who's Reading What? with Michelle Butler Hallett

Who's Reading What? with Michelle Butler Hallett

One glimpse at Anton's eyes, and I fell in love. That's all it took. I knew him only by reputation; his eyes worked the rest...

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Who's Reading What? with Ian Weir

Who's Reading What? with Ian Weir

To celebrate the summer of 2017, we are pleased to present an ongoing series of reading recommendations/reminiscences by Goose Lane authors past and present. Today: Ian Weir (Will...

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Painting, movies, and painting in movies

Painting, movies, and painting in movies

On the face of it, the arts of painting and filmmaking should make for sterling cinematic pairings. Both are primarily visual mediums, after all, and...

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This week in news, from a bookish perspective

This week in news, from a bookish perspective

We're (meaning Goose Lane) Number One! Rave reviews this week for Lori McNulty's Life on Mars (Publishers Weekly and Buried in Print), Robert Clark's Down Inside (Publishers Weekly), Don McKay's Angular Unconformity,...

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Books: They're not just for humans.

Who's Reading What? with Darryl Whetter

I certainly don’t feel that summer reading is or should be ‘lighter’ than other reading, though I have been seasonally-inspired in the last few years...

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SUMMER READING

The Truths (and Myths) of Summer Reading

For many of us, vacations are the only time we get to truly sit back and devour a novel whole. While the importance of summer...

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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

What happened this week? (in book news, obviously)

Books of the summer: Books you really should consider for the summer months, including a bunch of Goose Lane! (from Atlantic Books Today) We love...

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The Literary News, June 9, 2017

The Literary News, June 9, 2017

  5 Tips to Stand Out in the Slush Pile (from Open Book) Homo Sapiens, meet Homo Deus: Dan Falk (The Science of Shakespeare) interviews author...

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