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“World’s most mysterious manuscript”

While enthusiasts across the world pored over the Voynich manuscript, one of the most mysterious writings ever found – penned by an unknown author in a language no one understands – a research team at the UA solved one of … Continue reading

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Jeff Lindsay: Dexter Down Under

“I GET a lot of trouble from people who just don’t realize Dexter is a highly moral person; there are simply lines he will not cross, no matter what,” Jeff Lindsay says of his antihero. – [ The Australian ] … Continue reading

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Jaimy Gordon : National Book Award 2010

Writer Races to Victory From Way Off the Pace. Another surprise award winner joins the likes of Paul Harding and his Indie Bestseller “Tinkers“–which won the Pulitzer for fiction this year–as small publishers garner yet more literary awards. Gordon’s “Lord … Continue reading

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Will there still be a need for Indie Bookstores ?

[The chains] don’t have the same emotional connection to their neighborhood that a local store does. – Jessica Stockton Bagnulo of Greenlight Books NPR questions the the place and purpose of Indies in the current recession and in light of … Continue reading

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The Hand-Sell

“People don’t buy cars from factories or dealerships. They buy cars from salesmen.” Friend of Sanddollar: Sarasota’s own David Hagberg reflects on the indispensable dynamic created between an author and the booksellers that recommend his books. In a recent PW … Continue reading

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