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Tag Archives: galleycat
Zipline Readings?
Check out the funny video below. Thanks to GalleyCat, I stumbled upon a video sketch from the ever-hysterical Conan O’brien that featured author lookalikes from famous Joyce Carol Oates, Maya Angelou, and Thomas Wolfe doing readings while riding across a … Continue reading
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BEA Interview with Author Adam Mansbach
Book Expo America was an author and star — or rather star-turned-author — studded event this year. After aisle grazing for a few hours, we happened upon author Adam Mansbach, whose most recent book, Go the F**k to Sleep has … Continue reading
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Tagged adam mansbach, akashic books, authors, book expo america, books, galleycat, go the f**k to sleep, hillary buckholtz, i'm remembering, interviews, planned television arts
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In Print: The Beatles
This has been a good week for Beatles fans, as three separate Beatles-related books have made the news. 1. Via GalleyCat, I read that Abrams will be publishing Living in the Material World: George Harrison — an illustrated book that … Continue reading
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Tagged abrams, galleycat, george harrison, gothamist, john lennon, martin scorsese, publishing, the beatles, turner publishing, usa today, yoko ono
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Last Words
Thanks to the beloved GalleyCat Twitter feed, I happened upon a link to Flavorwire — tweeted by BookBench — that had a list of 20 famous last lines in literature. I sifted through the list quickly, amused by the lines … Continue reading
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App Happy: Everyday
I’m not a fan of quirky applications for my iPhone. In fact, with the exception of two games — yes, one is Angry Birds, but the other is Scrabble — my phone is half-full of applications that are practical and … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple, applications, everyday app, galleycat, iPhone, itunes
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