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October 2006


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10/31/06    Book Maven, Hallo-weenie  posted by bookmaven2005 (3 comments)

I'll admit it, I'm not big on Halloween. Blame it on my lifelong tendency to have my nose stu...
10/30/06    The 'Third Place' as Book Club Venue  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)

Last Thursday I attended the first "Starbucks Book Break" at the Norfolk Avenue Starbucks in ...
10/30/06    Be patient with me...  posted by bookmaven2005 (2 comments)
...I'm planning to blog about the Starbucks Book Break with Mitch Albom but I'm in the midst of a...
10/26/06    The Incredible Shrinking Books Coverage  posted by bookmaven2005 (3 comments)
Over at the Orlando Sentinel books blog Shakespeare's Coffee, Rebecca Swain takes a look at why bo
10/25/06    Bricks and mortar become bits and bytes?  posted by bookmaven2005 (4 comments)

Bibliophiles have long and loudly lamented the demise of independent bookstores. I don't thin...
10/24/06    The Interpretation of Review Choices  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)

As Galley Cat noted last week, Henry Holt's bet on 'The Interpretation of Murder' by Jed Rube...
10/23/06    Recommended Reading: 'Why I Wore Lipstick to My Mastectomy'  posted by bookmaven2005 (1 comments)

This month, we're all thinking pink... Click here to see how we're doing so at AOL. Sometimes...
10/23/06    A Semi-Regular Feature: What's On Your Nightstand?  posted by bookmaven2005 (10 comments)

I haven't asked in a while... what's on your nighstand?

I'll start:

'Thunderst...
10/22/06    Fictional and Formidable  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)

This week I've been putting together a gallery based on 'The 101 Most Influential People Who ...
10/20/06    Wiki-Books?  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)

Wow.
"A cutting-edge online author in New York, Mr. Wark invites perfect strangers to inte...
10/18/06    Just for Fun: "Impossible Author Dies at 70"  posted by bookmaven2005 (1 comments)
In case you missed it, the NY Times Book Review ran another Henry Alford composite essay this wee...
10/17/06    Everything Old Is New Again?  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)
"In an age of blogging, podcasting, BlackBerrying and instant messaging, when any thought can be ...
10/16/06    Recommended Reading: 'Thunderstruck' by Erik Larson  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)

This book isn't out until next week, but I'm going to tell you about it now so that a)
10/14/06    True Remainders  posted by bookmaven2005 (5 comments)
Just for fun... this item in yesterday's Gawker... I invite you to send in your own candidates. F...
10/13/06    Recommended Reading: 'Abundance'  posted by bookmaven2005 (1 comments)

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10/12/06    Quills and NBAs and Nobels oh my!  posted by bookmaven2005 (2 comments)

I'll admit. I can't keep up. I need to use this system more often, obviously...

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10/10/06    Late-breaking news: The Quills  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)

I did 20 red-carpet interviews tonight at The Quill Awards at the American Museum of Natural ...
10/9/06    LitNotes  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)

-- REALLY the world's smallest violin: Because, well, it doesn't exist.
10/7/06    We have a 'More Than Words' winner!  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)
Just to let everyone know... thanks for writing, and I'll post the winner's email early next week.
10/6/06    'More Than Words' Luncheon  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)

Yesterday Carol Fitzgerald of The Book Report Network and I jumped into a cab after her a.m. ...
10/5/06    Are bloggers the new booksellers?  posted by bookmaven2005 (6 comments)

Greetings, Online Book Fair participants and visitors, and thanks for reading my
10/4/06    Your Top Five?  posted by bookmaven2005 (2 comments)

As you might have read, I missed the National Book Festival... but I didn't miss this piece b...
10/2/06    The First Online Book Fair: Why didn't I think of this?  posted by bookmaven2005 (0 comments)



Honestly, this is one of the nicest online things I've seen: Loveofreading.com's first
10/2/06    Too Many Books Spoil the (Publishing) Broth?  posted by bookmaven2005 (3 comments)

Can there be too many good books?

This fall there are not only a lot of
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