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Recommended Reading List: May, 2012

By Kristine Kathryn Rusch Posted in free nonfiction, Recommended Reading , Brendan DuBois, Buzz Bissinger, Danielle Evans, David Owen, Declan Burke, dogs, Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, Elvis, Esquire, Fantasy, Friday Night Lights, Harry Dresden, iBooks, Irish Crime Writers, Jack Reacher, Jim Butcher, Joe Hill, John Connolly, John Seabrook, Laura Griffin, Lauren Groff, Lee Child, Lyndon Baines Johnson, nonfiction, Open Road, PN Elrod, Rebecca Makkai, Richard Alan Dickson, Robert Bloch, Robert Caro, Robin Brande, Stephen King, Stephen Marche, The New Yorker, theater, Tracers, World War II, YA | 8 Comments »

I read a lot of short fiction in May. I didn’t finish a lot of books. I dipped in and out of anthologies, collections, magazines, and individual short Kindle titles. I was exhausted, a lot happened this month, and I couldn’t sustain concentration long enough to finish many novels. In fact, I often forgot I [...]

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November 2010 Recommended Reading List

By Kristine Kathryn Rusch Posted in featured, free nonfiction, On Writing, Recommended Reading , alcoholics, alcoholism, Anna Griffin, Chang Apana, Charlie Chan, Christian Science Monitor, Dungeons & Dragons, E-Books, Electric Literature, Fu Manchu, Glee, Hawaii, Iain Pears, Jennifer Crusie, Journalism, Joyce Carol Oates, Malcolm Gladwell, Mark Barrowcliffe, menopause, More Magazine, New York City, Nora Ephron, Oregonian, Pam Houston, parents, Philip Roth, Powell's Books, Publishers Weekly, Restoration England, Rick Moody, Robin Brande, Scott Raab, social media, Sue Sylvester, Twitter, Yunte Haung | 6 Comments »

Even though I extol the virtues of electronic books, there’s still something to be said for going to the bookstore. I picked up the Barrowcliffe below because it was on Powells Books (airport) recommended shelf. I found half a dozen books in stores this week that I wouldn’t have seen otherwise. I read a lot [...]

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