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Book Review: Melissa Marr’s GRAVEMINDER

Posted on May 31, 2011 by Sara Taylor Woods

Huge perk of working at a bookstore: author signings. As many as they’ll let you have. And if you’ve been paying attention, you’ll know that published authors geek me right out. So June 9th, Melissa Marr – whose Wicked Lovely … Continue reading →

Posted in Fun Stuff, Writing | Tagged a good student, barnes & noble, blue nude, book reviews, book signings, elizabeth rosner, elliott mabeuse, gil adamson, graveminder, hungry dead, james bradley, melissa marr, the outlander, wicked lovely, wrack, zombies | Leave a comment

The last refuge of the unimaginative

Posted on January 13, 2011 by Sara Taylor Woods

Readers fall into one of two major camps: readers who are interested in style, and readers who are interested in substance. Everyone cares about both, but everyone will pick a side in the question of Robin Cook versus Hugh Laurie. … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing | Tagged batman is better than superman, chuck palahniuk, discworld, dresden files, hugh laurie, hunter s. thompson, jack kerouac, james bradley, jim butcher, robin cook, stephen fry, style, style over substance, substance, terry pratchett, writing style | 1 Comment

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Book Review: Melissa Marr’s GRAVEMINDER

The last refuge of the unimaginative

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