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I live in Ellis County, Texas, which is hosting refugees from Hurricane Katrina. I am volunteering with the local chapter of the Salvation Army, and have begun a drive to collect books, which the Salvation Army will distribute to the victims in the various shelters around this area.
These...
Before the Internet, we were all more or less dependent upon professional literary critics, best seller lists, and word-of-mouth to determine whether or not a book was worth reading. You may not agree with a critic, but he or she had "qualifications" of some sort.
Now everyone with a keyboard...
I was on Amazon last night, and evidently caught them testing a new feature. It's gone this morning, but I've seen them do this before. I expect to see the feature back in a week or so.
In addition to "People who bought (viewed) this book also bought (viewed)" they listed the percentage of...
I just signed up for Netflix, so I've been trolling through movie reviews while I select movies to place on my queue.
For years I've occasionally popped in at www.imdb.com (Internet Movie Database) to identify characters in films I recognize but can't put a name to. That site contains movie...
Here is a link to the 100 most challenged books of the 1990s: http://www.ala.org/ala/oif/bannedbooksweek/bbwlinks/100mostfrequently.htm
I'm just curious as to how many of these books everyone has read - and loved. Most of them are children's books, but you'll see that isn't always the case...
Years ago I picked up a strange book in the library. It was published around 1900, and was written by a 12-year old girl who claimed to have vivid recollections of a past lifetime in Atlantis, just before it submerged. React to that as you will, but she wrote about it and they published it. As I...
I was just thinking about Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle. In the book, Vonnegut invents a religion and defines it. Part of the religion involves the "karass," which is a group of two or more people who are assigned to one another for the purpose of performing some sort of life task. Oftentimes...
I've posed this question a number of times in various forums, and no one has ever given me a satisfactory reply. I can always tell when a news article (or anything, for that matter) is written by a British writer because I see "have got."
As an American, I learned that the following is...