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BC Book Prizes Announced

29.04.2008 16:26    bookcentre.ca
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (April 26, 2008) - The West Coast Book Prize Society congratulates all the authors, illustrators and publishers shortlisted for the 24th Annual BC Book Prizes. The winners and finalists of the Sheila A. Egoff Children’s Literature Prize...


2008 Manitoba Book Awards Winners Announced

29.04.2008 16:26    bookcentre.ca
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (WINNIPEG, April 27, 2008) — The Winnipeg Art Gallery was the scene of a momentous occasion last evening. For the twentieth consecutive year the Manitoba Book Awards honoured its best and brightest in the writing and publishing...

Bush Plans to Eliminate RIF Program

29.04.2008 11:07    readersread.com
President Bush's 2009 budget will eliminatefunding for RIF, the Reading is Fundamental program which provides books and encourages reading for impoverished children. President Bush's proposed 2009 budget eliminates all the funding for Reading Is Fundamental's book distribution program that has,

Girl Factory by Jim Krusoe

29.04.2008 10:41    calitreview.com
And, in true Krusoeian fashion, the oddities are delightful. Jonathan, the adult narrator with a childlike perspective who has a penchant for endangered animals, attempts to free a genetically modified dog named Buck who might or might not be recreating

PEN World Voices - day one

29.04.2008 05:33    complete-review.com
The highly anticipated PEN World Voices festival starts today in New York -- though they're only easing into it, with only four events on tap today.

Relying on fake diaries

29.04.2008 05:33    complete-review.com
Veronica Buckley relied on Le Journal secret de Louis XIV for her biography of his mistress, believing it to be Louis XIV's own work -- somehow failing to notice that Francois Bluche wrote the book (and was more than willing

Iranian (self-)censorship (non-)guidelines

29.04.2008 05:33    complete-review.com
The silliest ministry going, Iran's (oxy)moronic Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, makes the news again with their same old story, as this time, as AFP report, Iranian minister advises aspiring writers self-censorship is best path to publication. We look

UK (v. US) bestseller lists

29.04.2008 05:33    complete-review.com
In the Sunday Times John Sutherland writes about The rise of the bestseller list -- specifically in the UK (and compared to the US).

A poet's love of pop

29.04.2008 03:51    telegraph.co.uk
Charles Fernyhough reviews Gig by Simon Armitage

Rebranding Osama bin Laden's family

29.04.2008 03:51    telegraph.co.uk
Michael Burleigh reviews The Bin Ladens: The Story of a Family and its Fortune by Steve Coll

Writers must self-censor, warns Iran

29.04.2008 03:49    telegraph.co.uk
Iran's culture minister has urged writers to self-censor their books if they want to be published in the Islamic republic, which applies strict vetting on literature and other arts.

The legal evils of Guantanamo Bay

29.04.2008 03:49    telegraph.co.uk
Alasdair Palmer reviews Torture Team by Philippe Sands

Phasers, force fields, teleportation and time travel

29.04.2008 03:48    telegraph.co.uk
Emma Crichton-Miller reviews Physics of the Impossible by Michio Kaku

The sexist differences between the sexes

29.04.2008 03:48    telegraph.co.uk
Melanie McGrath reviews The Sexual Paradox by Susan Pinker

Notes from Italy: A Homer of the Dolomites

29.04.2008 01:31    calitreview.com
Some say that the story of the Kingdom of Fanes is an epic that goes back to the Bronze Age in the Dolomites. How could such a story come down to us? No one in those parts knew writing, three

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