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Books, Books and More Books!
By Brenda Buchanan Fall is now rushing into view. When I gaze at my shelf of just-read and to-be-read books I wish there were more hours in the day. My writing schedule keeps me in front of the keyboard until 9:30 or so … Continue reading
What the Writers Are Reading
Kate Flora here, facing Labor Day, and the end of summer, and that sense that things will start cranking up and my leisurely summer afternoons reading in my L.L. Bean rocking chair are coming to an end. So for this weekend, … Continue reading
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Tagged A Beautiful Mystery, Archer Mayor, Bad Little Falls, Bring Up The Bodies, Charles Dickens, Defending Jacob, Denis Johnson, Hank Phillippi Ryan, Here We Are In Paradise, Hilary Mantel, Joseph Finder, Louise Penny, Lucy Burdette, Paul Doiron, Rachel Maddow, Sarah Graves, The Other Woman, Tony Early, Train Dreams, William Landay
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What Are You Reading?
Paul Doiron here— One of the most common questions I get asked, when someone learns that I’m a novelist, is what books I’ve read recently. Readers like to hear recommendations, and they figure that as an author I should have … Continue reading
When a Writer Gets a Chance to Read . . .
Kate: One of the questions we’re often asked by audiences at our book events is some variation of “What are you reading right now?” or “Who is your favorite mystery author?” I’m sure my answers to that question are often … Continue reading
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Tagged Bangor Maine, Bury Your Dead, Charlaine Harris, Colin Woodard, David Foster Wallace, Fanny Flagg, favorite books, George R.R. Martin, Jim Butcher, Kate Atkinson, Kelley Armstrong, Louise Penny, mystery conferences, Nancy Picard, Stephen King, The Pale King, The Vaults, Toby Ball, Toni Kelner, Wallace Stegner, what writers read, Wolf Willow
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