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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #17 How to Be a Discerning Reader
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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #18 7 Ways to Fake It at Book Club
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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #28 Knock It Off About Not Having Time to Read
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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #29 You Are Not Fat, Bridget Jones (An Open Letter)
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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #30 The Misanthrope’s Guide to Reading While Traveling (or How to Be Left Alone)
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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #31 Rue, Race, and THE HUNGER GAMES
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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #32 J.K. Rowling, Nobel Laureate
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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #36 How to Say “I Do” to Shared Bookshelves Without Ruining Your Relationship
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THE BOOK RIOT 50: #39 How Many Words Have You Killed Today?
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Man Booker Judge Thinks Bloggers Are Killing Literature (Again!)
In today’s episode of WOE IS THE STATE OF LITERARY CRITICISM, we have Sir Peter Stothard, chair … Read the full post
The Book Riot 50: #45 What Does it Mean to Be Well-Read?
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The 5 Best Literary TED Talks
If you go on the TED Talks official website, things get overwhelming pretty quickly. There are 1,338 … Read the full post
Handicapping the Nobel Prize in Lit: Philip Roth vs. E.L. James?
Let it not be said that the folks at Ladbrokes don’t have a sense of humor. There, at the end … Read the full post
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Anatomy 101: The Four Parts of a Book Review?
On Tuesday, The Millions posted an interesting essay by Darryl Campbell called “Is This Book Bad, … Read the full post
Is Pirating Books Ever OK?
I stumbled upon a blog post this morning that gave me pause (pauses). The author had recently purchased … Read the full post
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Your Dream Literary ‘Cover Bands’
The other day I was listening to a cover of the Creedence Clearwater Revival song “Run Through … Read the full post
Literary Pet Peeves Are Counterproductive
My literary pet peeve is readers who have pet peeves. That’s a statement that surely won’t … Read the full post
Literary Pet Peeves: When Characters Preach
Everyone has literary pet peeves. For some, it’s the precocious child narrator. Some people can’t … Read the full post
There’s Something About Gillian Flynn (or, When There’s More to Genre Than Meets the Eye)
When Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl left me gasping for more earlier this summer, I plowed through … Read the full post
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Dear Book Maven: Book-Hating Moppets
Dear Book Maven: My policy towards children’s gifts has always been bibliocentric. Not … Read the full post
