Book Review: A Deadly Vineyard by Glenn Ickler
Spring has only just sprung, but I’m already looking into books for beach reading. In my search for stories to be enjoyed on the sand I found Glenn Ickler’s A Deadly Vineyard.
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Book Review: The Second District by Jerry Banks
From the moment I started reading The Second District I was hooked. It’s as simple as that. The whole world could have exploded and I would still be glued to my chair, totally absorbed in the life of Arch Sinclair, cowboy movie star, who buys a sprawling ranch in Oregon.
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Writers News Weekly speaks with Robert Santoro, author of Wrath, and Roy Johnson, sales director of International Book Management Corporation (IBMC), about their experience at this year’s newly changed BEA. Read More	Author Jacquelyn Regis was born into extreme poverty in Haiti to a single mother who tried to offer her children a better life. Her family endured daily struggles and poverty living in a small hut in Haiti. Read More
Alison Bechdel's book, Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic, was just one in a long list of books required for my English 461 - Critical and Cultural Theory class. When it came time to read it as part of our discussion about feminist writing, I was a little thrown off: comic book format? Read More	When Demian: The Story of Emil Sinclair’s Youth was released in 1919, literary and intellectual circles had just one question: who is Emil Sinclair? The novel is profound and passionate; the ideas expressed in it show the touch of a master in their elegance. Read More

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