interesting especially the idea that it can help encourage kids to read.
excerpt:"In 1995, Sherry Turkle, a professor of the "social studies of science" at M.I.T., published a book about identity in the digital age called "Life on the Screen." It was a mostly optimistic account, as Turkle celebrated the freedom of online identity.
interesting don't you think?
excerpt:aura Lippman is one of my favourite writers. I discovered her when EVERY SECRET THING first came out and promptly devoured the Tess Monaghan series and have been hanging on every new release since.
Article first published as An Interview With Sloane Crosley, Author of How Did You Get This Number? on Blogcritics.
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Email late Swedish author sent to friend reveals unpublished work was set in remote part of Canada.
excerpt:"As American fans of the best-selling Swedish crime novelist Stieg Larsson await the release on Tuesday of the third book in his Millennium trilogy, they might want to catch up on the bloodline of his fiercely unconventional and darkly kooky antiheroine — the girl wit …
Article first published as An Interview With Justin Roberts About His New Album,Jungle Gym on Blogcritics. I'm a long time fan of Justin Roberts, reviewing his album Meltdown! for this site and later interviewing him for his album Pop Fly.
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Article first published as An Interview With Jeffrey Deaver About His New Book The Burning Wire on Blogcritics. My respect with Jeffrey Deaver grows as I read more of his books: Each is intricately plotted and has some of those great twists he's famous for.
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Article first published as An Interview With Mary McNamara, Author of The Starlet on Blogcritics.
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