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Monthly Archives: January 2006
Borders in Perth
The West Australian newspaper carried a report, yesterday, that formalised something that some of us had known for a while. On Sunday, May 20 US retail chain Borders will begin its acquisition of the Western Australian book/music market with the … Continue reading
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The Infinite Matrix
The final issue of Eileen Gunn’s fine online publication The Infinite Matrix is now online. Check it out. It has a great essay by Eleanor Arnason. On that note, is anyone ever going to do an Eleanor Arnason collection? Surely … Continue reading
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It’s about that time…
Well, it was seven years ago today that Marianne and I got all kitted up, headed out to the South Shore Country Club, and got married. Despite the threat of snow, we were lucky, and it only rained. We had … Continue reading
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Lanagan a Printz-ess
Justien reports that Margo Lanagan’s Black Juice has made the honor list for this year’s Michael L. Printz Award. The other results for the Award are: MICHAEL L. PRINTZ AWARD (best book (literary quality) for teens age 14+) Winner: Looking … Continue reading
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Ditmar nominations open
It’s that time of the year again. The good folk at Conjure have announced that nominations for the Ditmars are open.
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