It's official... it's October and National Reading Group Month has begun!
In honor of this special month, the National Reading Group Month Selection Committee picks a selection of Great Group Reads. This year they've chosen 13 books, 12 novels and one memoir.
Early October 2010
This week, we moved servers for our websites, which is always an experience that sounds easier than it is. It’s always a bit tougher than copy/move, files/paste. As a result, some things are not working quite right, and there were a few hours that you might not have been able to “find us” during the week. We hope to have all our contest entry forms fixed as quickly as possible. First, we are trying to figure out why they are not performing right! We apologize for the lateness of this newsletter, and we thank you in advance for your patience. In the meantime, we’ve set up a few workarounds for our contests so you can still enter.
Early October 2010
This week, we moved servers for our websites, which is always an experience that sounds easier than it is. It’s always a bit tougher than copy/move, files/paste. As a result, some things were not working quite right, and there were a few hours that you might not have been able to “find us” during the week. We hope to have our poll page fixed as quickly as possible, so you can let us know what you think about Halloween costumes. First, we're trying to figure out why it is not performing right! We apologize for the lateness of this newsletter, and we thank you in advance for your patience.
Early October 2010
This week, we moved servers for our websites, which is always an experience that sounds easier than it is. It’s always a bit tougher than copy/move, files/paste. As a result, some things were not working quite right, and there were a few hours that you might not have been able to “find us” during the week. We hope to have our poll page fixed as quickly as possible, so your kids can let us know their thoughts on Halloween costumes. First, we're trying to figure out why it is not performing right! We apologize for the lateness of this newsletter, and we thank you in advance for your patience.
Two of my childhood comics idols, Chris Claremont and Paul Levitz, will be appearing together next week at Columbia for a talk entitled Claremont & Levitz: Jewish Influences & Themes in American Comics. Presented by the Institute for Israel and Jewish Studies, the talk will take place at Columbia University's Schermerhorn Hall from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 13.
