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Reading Two Puritans – Mead and Watkins

Reading two puritans, Mead and Watkins, and noting that I want to post more often than I am. 🙂

Matthew Mead, Puritan Publications, Thomas Watkins

From the Library Stacks: Between Parentheses (Bolaño) / Exiles: Adam & Eve (Reconciliation in Christ alone)

From the Library Stacks: Between Parentheses… I am enjoying this Labor Day 2020 with a day off work, yay, and … More

Between Parentheses, Jesus Christ, Roberto Bolano, Salvation, Sin

Large Libraries Provide Reading Potential

Just a quick note – now that I have changed cities and jobs… ‘Tis so good to have access to … More

Hyde Park, Joseph Regenstein Library

#RadioBookClub v. 7 – The Expendable Man

The time has come once again to get into some words – LIVE – on the radio. This is our … More

#radiobookclub, Dorothy B. Hughes, The Expendable Man

Jorge Luis Borges and #Book Suggestions

Open Culture has a post listing the top 74 books, as suggested by Jorge Luis Borges, a reader should have … More

Jorge Luis Borges, libraries, Open Culture

Book Club on the Radio, v. 3

Our #Radiobookclub group is doing another Book-Chat on the Radio. The event is January 20, 2015 at 8 pm on … More

#bookclubradio, Dana Shavin, The Body Tourist

Book Club on the Radio, v. 2

‘Tis official, were organizing the second edition of #radiobookclub – set for June 10, 2014 @ 8 PM EST. Sponsored … More

#bookclubradio, Book of Lost Things, John Connolly

Book Club on Radio Hotline – Elmore Leonard’s Rum Punch

Yep, a Book Club on the Radio – hashtag: #bookclubradio Sponsored by the 21st Century Librarians at Metamedia Management, LLC … More

#bookclubradio, books, crime writing, Elmore Leonard, reading

A German-Language Translation of a Poem (1)

“A German-Language Translation of a Poem (1)” By Jesse A Lambertson As an instance of self-education, I took a poem by … More

deutsch, german, poetry, translation

Library Journal Review of Herman and Weisenburger’s Gravity’s Rainbow Analysis

My newest review for Library Journal has been published. This starred review looks at Luc Herman’s and Steve Weisenburger’s analysis … More

book reviews, library journal, Luc Herman, Steven Weisenburger, thomas pynchon, university of Georgia Press

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