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September 11, 2009

September 11, 2009 - September 24, 2009

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Interview: Kazu Kibuishi, author of Amulet, Book Two: The Stonekeeper's Curse

Sep 10, 2009

September 2009

Comic book artist Kazu Kibuishi is the founder and editor of the comic anthology Flight, as well as the creator of Amulet, a young adult graphic novel series about two children who must rescue their mother, taken captive by a dangerous creature inhabiting a sinister underground world found below the basement of the great-grandfather's home.

Interview: Kathryn Lasky, author of Daughters of the Sea: Hannah

Sep 10, 2009

September 2009

Kathryn Lasky is the award-winning author of nearly 50 books for children and young adults, including the Dear America, The Royal Diaries and The Guardians of Ga'Hoole series.

Interview: Michelle Moran, author of Cleopatra's Daughter

Sep 10, 2009

September 2009

Michelle Moran is the bestselling author of three works of historical fiction --- NEFERTITI, THE HERETIC'S QUEEN and the newly released CLEOPATRA'S DAUGHTER --- each of which is centered on legendary princesses of ancient Egypt.

Author Talk: Suzanne Collins, author of Catching Fire

Sep 10, 2009

September 2009

 
Suzanne Collins's latest book, CATCHING FIRE, revisits the dystopian world of Panem and its victorious tributes Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark, first introduced in the 2008 bestseller THE HUNGER GAMES.

September 10, 2009

Summer unofficially came to an end with Labor Day last Monday, but my summer reading list still remains daunting --- that list being represented by two big stacks in my apartment. One is a pile of graphic novels and manga; the other is a stack of prose books I’m trying to get to. Both piles diminish slowly, it seems, mostly because I keep adding to them --- and then I waste valuable time rearranging them. The art of arranging and rearranging my reading lists is one I take great pride in; it was honed when I was a child and perfected over the years. It came in especially handy with comics, which had to be read in a certain order. I like to save the best for last, so the crème de la crème was always at the bottom of the pile, motivating me to read quickly through those above it; and while I did so, my anticipation would build as I knew each new book was going to be enjoyed more than the last. It wasn’t always 100% right, but it’s a system I’ve kept with all this time.

 

Nevada Barr, author of 13 ½

With 13 ½, Nevada Barr, New York Times bestselling author of the award-winning Anna Pigeon novels, has written a taut and terrifying psychological thriller.

R.J. Ellory, author of A Quiet Belief in Angels

Growing up in rural Georgia during the 1940s, Joseph Vaughan finds himself at the center of series of mutilations and killings of young girls.

Shandi Mitchell, author of Under This Unbroken Sky

Building to an unforgettable climax, this is the story of a 1930’s immigrant family trying to survive the harsh Canadian prairies, where small and innocent acts have enormous and catastrophic consequences.