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| phillip nicoll, funny links, 1927, bi, karina arroyave, backstreet boys, mark wahlberg, 1981 in sports, finger, alexander, day, | (The nona gaye NYT "forum" commenters argue about how closely or distantly Gossip Girl resembles Pride and Prejudice here.) (via E. Lockhart.) UPDATE: Bookslut's Colleen Mondor comments here. Get a life, nona gaye Nay Nay... Posted by Dr. Frank at 05:28 PM | Comments (2) | TrackBack (0) Tibbles The Stephens Island Wren may have been the only passerine bird entirely incapable of flight. In any case, its flightlessness evolved during its long residence on the island, where there were not enough threats to make the ability to fly worth retaining. Once people settled the island to nona gaye the extent of building a lighthouse there, the species was both discovered and exterminated by the lighthouse keeper's cat, Tibbles, whose kills supplied the specimens that are found today in several collections around the world. --Murray Gell-mann, from the afterword to Fred Bodsworth's Last of the Curlews. Posted by Dr. Frank at 06:54 AM | Comments (3) | TrackBack (0) March 12, 2006 Dan and I plus a Gray Lady Bill Moon forwarded me this piece on the new TVPs album. |
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| He gains personal revelations that both reject and embrace his parents’ generation and its Holden finger Caulfields, in a story richly flavored with 1960s cult novels and 1970s finger rock-and-roll. The open-ended conclusion is unexpectedly satisfying. Not bad. Saved me 350 finger bucks, too. Posted by Dr. Frank at 07:55 PM | Comments (6) | TrackBack (0) March 13, 2006 On Great Bad Reviews Have you ever read an unfavorable book review that unintentionally made the book sound totally awesome? Well, that's what happened for me with this brutal review of Kate DiCamillo's Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. I'm totally going to order this from Amazon once I find some money. Posted by Dr. Frank at 07:40 PM | Comments (12) | TrackBack (0) These Books Look Cute I guess I'll always feel a vague connection to Naomi Wolf, simply because I once wrote a song about her. Here she writes about that sector of YA lit that includes the Clique, Gossip Girl and A-List series. I haven't read any of these books (and I kind of doubt I ever will) but Naomi has and she is not amused. |
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