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April 2011

We're starting to get some warmer weather in the New York City area, which always puts people in a good mood. Most of our staff members have traded in their heavy coats, hats and gloves, which is great for office morale! We did see some flakes here and there last week, but I think Mother Nature was playing her own April Fool's joke!

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Interview: Ian McEwan, author of Solar

Apr 8, 2011

Ian McEwan's works have earned him worldwide critical acclaim, and he has won prestigious awards for ATONEMENT, SATURDAY and ON CHESIL BEACH. SOLAR

Author Talk: Michael Connelly, author of The Fifth Witness

Apr 8, 2011

Michael Connelly, perhaps best known as the creator of private investigator Harry Bosch, continues his Mickey Haller series with THE FIFTH WITNESS.

Author Talk: Luanne Rice, author of The Silver Boat

Apr 8, 2011

After 28 novels, a staggering feat for any established writer, Luanne Rice has returned with THE SILVER BOAT, an emotional portrait of three sisters who revisit their Martha's Vineyard home, full of family ghosts and memories, one last time.

John Grogan, MARLEY AND ME

We could have bought a small yacht with what we spent on our dog and all the things he destroyed. Then again, how many yachts wait by the door all day for your return?
 

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John Grogan, MARLEY AND ME

April 8, 2011

This week as part of my South Florida Spring Break adventure, we drove down to Key West. My first trip there had been back in 1978 when I still was in college. The weather was cloudy and cool in Lauderdale that year, so I grabbed some friends and drove south to explore Key West, a place I had read a bit about --- and we had a blast. The beaches were rockier than I was used to, but the town had a really cool vibe to it that was bohemian, eclectic and just plain fun. Made some great memories there, and thus I always wanted to go back, which I did in 1990 when my older son was about a year old. Then I found a very different place. It was built up. The town was more like a small city, the sunset celebrations on Mallory Square Dock did not just have Iguana Man, but now were a complete commercialized experience. Parking was worse than I had remembered it, and it was not great in the '70s.

 
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Indies Choice Award 2010

The American Booksellers Association (ABA) Indies Choice Book Awards recognize the array of unique and thought-provoking titles championed by independent bookstores nationwide. In addition to the winners, 5 honor books and authors are selected for each of the six categories.

April 7, 2011

THE HELP is now in paperback!

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More than 100 weeks on the New York Times bestseller list…More than 2.5 million hardcovers in print…Available in more than 40 countries…and soon to be a major motion picture this summer…

Jamie Lynn Morris

Like butterflies in Spring
Poetry awakens the Spirit,
stirs the imagination and explores
the possibilities with each stroke of its rhythmic wings.
 

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Jamie Lynn Morris

April 7, 2011

I'm excited about the content we've developed for this update of GraphicNovelReporter. We created this site to serve as a resource about the comics world for teachers, librarians, and those who just love graphic novels and manga. Finding ways to serve each segment of our readership is an ongoing challenge, and with this update we share features that reach each of these core audiences.

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