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11. Ringworld Pierson's puppeteers, strange, three-legged, two-headed aliens, have discovered an immense structure in a hitherto unexplored part of the universe. Frightened of meeting the builders of such a structure, the puppeteers set about assembling a team consisting of two humans, a puppeteer and a kzin, an alien not unlike an eight-foot-tall, red-furred cat, to explore it.
Block of 6 — A book by Phil Dumas
Block of 6 By Phil Dumas $ 3.99 Rating: ( 5.00 based on 14 reviews)
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A continuation of my last post , this one will conclude my discussion of interesting books I saw at the Hybrid Book Fair . Second Encyclopaedia of Tlön Atlas volume from the Second Encyclopaedia of Tlön Rouge volume from the Second Encyclopaedia of Tlön The ability to charm and amuse without descending into empty frivolity or clever cynicism is an enviable talent. It requires a unexpected turn of mind coupled with a serious intelligence.
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Lessons I Learned Reading Over 200 Books
I recently realized that I’d been reading a book every week now for about 5 years straight . It kind of made me wonder: what did I really learn? Am I smarter than I used to be? I started to wonder, and this is what happened. 140 characters per book, for 200 books… 200 things you may not know. Are you curious?
The 20 Most Beautiful Bookstores in the World
[ Editor's note: In celebration of the holidays, we're counting down the top 12 Flavorwire features of 2012. This post, at #1, was originally published January 31. ] With Amazon slowly taking over the publishing world and bookstores closing left and right, things can sometimes seem a little grim for the brick and mortar booksellers of the world. After all, why would anyone leave the comfort of their couch to buy a book when with just a click of a button, they could have it delivered to their door?
The Story of O by Pauline Réage When French publisher Jean Paulhan told his lover Anne Desclos that no woman could produce a truly erotic novel, she wrote Histoire d'O , about a Parisian fashion photographer who submits herself to any sexual desire her lover has, including blindfolds and piercings. Paulhan called the book "the most ardent love letter that any man has ever received," and the two agreed to have it published in 1954, using the pseudonym Pauline Réage. (Desclos would later use another pseudonym, Dominique Aury, to mask her identity further.)
10 Books Taboo for Their Time
by John Coleman | 10:00 AM August 15, 2012 When David Petraeus visited the Harvard Kennedy School in 2009, one of the meetings he requested was with author Doris Kearns Goodwin. Petraeus, who holds a PhD in International Relations from Princeton, is a fan of Team of Rivals and wanted time to speak to the famed historian about her work. Apparently, the great general (and current CIA Director) is something of a bibliophile.
For Those Who Want to Lead, Read - John Coleman
23 Sandy Gallery | A New Curated Collection: Miniature Books
M iniature books are a small but sweet subsection of the artist book world. In the United States, books are considered miniature if they measure three inches or less in any dimension. In Europe miniature books can be slightly larger.Manifesto for the Ethical Treatment of Mini Books
I've been making a lot of mini books lately, despite their unpopularity. Actually, probably because of their unpopularity. I guess mini books are the geeks in the pantheon that is book-high-school.