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13 for 2013: A Baker’s Dozen of My Most Anticipated Reads
“Love looks forward, hate looks backward, and anxiety stalks NetGalley and Edelweiss for early review copies.” That is not the way the saying goes, but it works for me. I’m also hoping that there will be review copies of the … Continue reading
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Tagged alternate history, books and reading, Charlaine Harris, contemporary fantasy, Delilah S. Dawson, Diana Gabaldon, Elizabeth Bear, epic fantasy, Gay Hendricks, Guy Gavriel Kay, historical fiction, J. D. Robb, James R. Tuck, John Scalzi, L.E. Modesitt Jr., Michelle Sagara, mystery, Nalini Singh, Nicci French, paranormal romance, police procedural mysteries, Robin D. Owens, time travel romance, Tinker Lindsay, urban fantasy
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ARCs, Stacks and Hauls
“When I get a little money I buy books; and if any is left I buy food and clothes.” The quote is from Desiderius Erasmus. How totally appropriate, but also one I’ve lived by long before I knew it existed. … Continue reading
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Tagged Advance Reading Copies, ARCs, book reviews, books and reading, collection development, ebooks, Edelweiss, NetGalley
Ebooks in Public Libraries: Whither, Which, How
The Digital Public Library of America discussion list has kicked into high gear again, in anticipation of an in-person meeting at the American Library Association Midwinter Conference in mid-January, 2012 in Dallas, Texas. The piece of the discussion that has … Continue reading
New Year’s Resolutions of the Bookish Kind
Other people have a TBR pile. Ereaders don’t really lend themselves to that. I suppose you could say I have a TBR bitstream, but it doesn’t really mean the same thing. Or stack the same way. I really have two … Continue reading
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Tagged book reviews, books and reading, NetGalley, personal libraries, TBR
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12 for 2012: My most anticipated books in 2012
It’s very difficult to figure out what books I’m looking forward to most in 2012. I mean when I started to look at lists, I realized that most of what I was anticipating were the next books in series, or … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Grecian, Amanda Quick, book reviews, books, books and reading, C.S. Harris, Dana Stabenow, fantasy, forthcoming books, historical fiction, historical romance, J. D. Robb, Jayne Ann Krentz, Jean Johnson, John Scalzi, Lindsey Davis, mystery, Nalini Singh, paranormal, romance, science fiction, science fiction romance, Sharon Lee, Simon R. Green, Steve Miller, TBR, upcoming releases, urban fantasy
11 for 2011: Best reads of the year
2011 is coming to a close. It’s time to pause and reflect on the year that is ending. There’s a lovely quote from Garrison Keillor, “A book is a present that you can open again and again.” There’s a corollary … Continue reading
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Tagged best books, book reviews, books, books and reading, David Chandler, Diane Duane, ebooks, Ernest Cline, fantasy, genre fiction, Inez Kelley, Jim Butcher, Jo Anderton, Julie Kagawa, Laurie R. King, Lia Habel, Louise Penny, Michelle Sagara, mystery, Nina Croft, paranormal, science fiction, science fiction romance, TBR, urban fantasy, vampires




















