Some of my Twitter acquaintances are staging Free E-Day tomorrow, December 1st. This is a day to celebrate Indie Culture, featuring plenty of art that will be given away for free. [...]
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You may be interested in fairy tales in an adult context, say, if you liked Into the Woods by Stephen Sondheim for example. Or you might enjoy the fun concept of mixing literary or mythical characters with the real world, as Jasper Fforde does in the Thursday Next books. If you like those things, I’d [...] It’s called the World Religion Challenge, and it’s for the purpose of reading about the various religions. This can be non-fiction books, novels, poetry, actual religious texts, whatever relates. [...] Scientists need to communicate, too, if they are ever to get an audience. They have to stop appealing strictly to the head, and start pulling responses from the heart and the gut as well. [...] A lovely book about awakening, self-acceptance, and independence [...] Is it possible to write an entire novel containing only peace, and no conflict? I myself do not think so. [...] This is kind of cute. You enter the name of a book you’ve read and liked, and the name of the author, and the Book Seer recommends other books you might like. The choices are generated by Amazon, Library Thing, and Book Army, so they’re obviously based on the formula of “people who read [insert [...] I was so glad to read this today, from the Sci Fi Wire website: ‘Gandalf’ has read the Hobbit script and tells us about it. Ian McKellen has finally read the script for the upcoming production of The Hobbit, and it sounds like he’s pleased. He said in a recent interview, As Peter has said, [...] |
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