Week of September 19, 2011 Archives

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Monday, September 19
Justin Bieber and the Bible Boost Publishers
Andrew Stern Reuters
Borders CEO Remembers 'Perpetual Crisis'
Jaclyn Trop Detroit News
iPad Book Apps Designed for Serious Book Lovers
Molly Driscoll CSM
H.G. Wells, Inventor of Tomorrow
Christopher Benfey New York Times
Copernicus's Place in the Universe
Neville Hawcock Financial Times
Prized Kids Evolution Book Shunned in US
Benjamin Radford DN
Predators and Robots at War
Christian Caryl New York Review
Modeling's Race to the Bottom
Chloë Schama New Republic
Frederick the Great's Erotic Poem
John Lundberg Huff Post
Smack in the City
Matt Pembleton History News Network


Tuesday, September 20
The Gods Themselves Were All Destroyed
Lewis Jones The Spectator
Banned Books Week Far More Than Mere Hype
Elaine Magliaro JT.org
Atheist Group Set to Rip Pages From Bibles
Kelly Boggs Baptist Press
Nancy Miller's Family Detective Story
Joanne Jacobson Jewish Forward
Frank Furedi's More Than Merely Tolerable Book
Julian Baggini FT
The W. Writers Workshop
Nicholas Hahn The American Spectator
Everything Hemingway Loved -- and Lost
Steve Weinberg CSM
Leaving England for... Seattle?
Stacy Schiff New York Times
The Real Story of Rin Tin Tin
Holly Weiss Blogcritics
People Who Should Not Exist
Jessa Crispin NPR


Wednesday, September 21
Polygamy Was a Really Bad, Evil Thing
Doug Gibson Standard-Examiner
Russell Banks's Novel About Sex Offenders
Hannah Gersen NY Observer
A Child Alone on the Road to Freedom
Hilary Claire O'Hagan National
Children's Authors Who Broke the Rules
Pamela Paul New York Times
When Life Depends on Scrabble
Meghan Cox Gurdon Wall St. Journal
Losing Iraqi Hearts and Minds
Murray Polner History News Network
Murder Under the St. Louis Arch
Jordan Foster Publishers Weekly
Little England, Big World
David Cannadine Financial Times
Jeff Bezos, the Ultimate Middleman
Brian Caulfield Forbes
Banned Book BS, Continued
Jonah Goldberg NRO


Thursday, September 22
Joe McGinniss's Doonesbury Book Tour
Sam Tanenhaus New York Times
Kindle Library Lending Goes Live
Andrew Albanese Publishers Weekly
What New Media Must Learn From Comics
Mitch Joel Huffington Post
The Novel Roberto Bolano Kept to Himself
Ángel Gurria-Quintana FT
Lawrence Block Revisits His Steamy Past
Christopher Bahn AV Club
Galileo's Crime Was Being a Pompous Jerk
Esther Inglis-Arkell i09
A History of Leftist Vision and Self-Sabotage
Paul Berman Slate
At Home in the Corridors of Power
Philip Ziegler The Spectator
Pedagogy in Purgatory
Ellen Handler Spitz The New Republic
All the Libraries, a Stage
Minou Arjomand n + 1


Friday, September 23
David Mamet's Fatal Conceit
Scott Galupo American Conservative
A Century of Palestinian Rejectionism
Fred Siegel RealClearPolitics
Slave Labor Comics Are Going Digital
Todd Allen Publishers Weekly
Michel Houellebecq's Humanist Side
Donald Morrison Financial Times
Remembering What Jagger Once Was
Michaelangelo Matos AV Club
William Gibson: Beyond Cyberspace
Thomas Jones The Guardian
The New Journalism's Graveyard: Playboy
C.T. May Splice Today
New York: A Scratch-n-Sniff Adventure
John Wilwol New Yorker
The Best Thing Roger Ebert Has Ever Written
Janet Maslin NYT
The Duty of Harsh Criticism
Rebecca West The New Republic
Saturday, September 24
Banned Books Back in School Libraries--Sort Of
Aimee Levitt RFT
Julian Assange Wants to Keep Autobiography Private
Husna Haq CSM
Arnold Schwarzenegger's Total Recall
Carolyn Kellogg LAT Book Review
Thomas Friedman's Shovel-Ready Shibboleths
Andrew Ferguson WSJ
Latest 'Modern Steinbeck' Comes Up Short
Ellen Wernecke AV Club
Anna Funder Fumbles In the UK
Simon Schama Financial Times
Will Bill Clinton's New Book Put Us Back to Work?
Hillel Italie AP
Camus on the Death Penalty
Roger Kaplan American Spectator
The Late Shel Silverstein Is Back
Sarah Weinman The Atlantic
Edward Thomas: Soul in Agony
Hugh Cecil The Spectator
Monday, September 26
Christopher Hitchens's War on Error
Jason Cowley Financial Times
The Argument for the Prosecution
David Scheffer The New Republic
Quixote, Colbert and the Reality of Fiction
William Egginton NY Times
Craig Thompson's Hat Tip to Tolkien
Michael Schaub Portland Mercury
When Kerouac Met Kesey, Sparks Flew
Sterling Lord American Scholar
Portland Author Finds International Literary Love
Rachel Deahl PW
Is Tom Bissell Slumming?
Aaron Mesh Willamette Week
You Don't Want to Hav Not
Benjamin Taylor Bookslut
On the Lies of Politicians
Peter Oborne The Spectator
Chick Lit Hits the Fan
Alizah Salario AS.com


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