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In anticipation of our "Summer Reading Issue," we asked which books you, as writers who read deeply year-round, turn to in the warm months ahead. Culled from readers' responses on pw.org and our Facebook page, here are the results. (Lost Roads, 1977) by Frank Stanford
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Infinite Jest, David Foster Wallace, (9780316073851) NOOKbook (eBook) - Barnes & Noble
Thick This book is thick.The Lost Symbol, Robert Langdon Series, Dan Brown, (9780385533133) NOOKbook (eBook) - Barnes & Noble
Not a very serious take on the subject, but entertaining I've read this book twice; once when it came out about twenty years ago, and again a few weeks ago.
Liar's Poker, Michael Lewis, (9780393066258) NOOKbook (eBook) - Barnes & Noble
This is a wonderful read and well worth your time! The story moves cleverly between the world of 90, or possibly, 93 year old, Jacob, in a nursing home, as he tells the story of his life, the Depression era and the circus world.
Water for Elephants, Sara Gruen, (9781565125858) NOOKbook (eBook) - Barnes & Noble