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2/11/08
Don’t miss the new book out that explores race relations today. [Read More]
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2/7/08
Have you read Water for Elephants yet? [Read More]
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2/6/08
Robert Pinsky’s newest book of poetry is an All-American Must Read [Read More]
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2/5/08
DJR staff writer attempts words of encouragement to her fellow pens. [Read More]
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2/4/08
Why would an author be the target of nationalist rage that could have resulted in murder?  [Read More]
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2/2/08
Another book about Jefferson [Read More]
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2/1/08
Warning: these love stories may cause tears [Read More]
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1/31/08
Doris Lessing isn't exactly thrilled [Read More]
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1/30/08
We want to know which books would be on your list. [Read More]
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1/29/08
Los Angeles has the cure for the winter blues. [Read More]
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