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Amazing. He was always crazy and bad-ass! Seriously, though, an excellent book. I was laughing most of the way through in incredulity. I mean, do I really need to say anything more? Read it. You'll love it.



Grimm's Tales for Young and Old, translated by Ralph Manheim (Anchor)

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Starting August 1st, read along and discuss (what some think to be) one of the greatest novels.



I've read the book many times and have seen the movie. To be honest, I prefer the movie over the book. Recently, on the Hunger Mountain Facebook page I posted something about the anniversary of the book-something about a group in Atlanta commemorating the classic by dressing in...&lt;br/&gt;
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Well, it's me. Surprise!&lt;br/&gt;
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Here are a few highlights:



-Lecture by Matthew Dickman (VCFA Faculty, Poetry) on&amp;nbsp; "...depression and suicide through poems...". Not the best subject at 9am. Suicide in the Morning!  Even though they sometimes go hand in hand (suicide and depression), it seemed as if the focus was more on suicide than...&lt;br/&gt;
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(Da Capo/Lifelong Books)

&amp;nbsp;Loving this book! Not your basic, traditional weight loss/diet book. Delicious recipes, real, healthy food. Focusing on a more Mediterranean diet.



Always On: How the iPhone Unlocked the Anything-Anytime-Anywhere Future-and Locked Us In, Brian X. Chen

(Da Capo/Lifelong Books)

&amp;nbsp;Just got this today. It looks pretty frightening in the sense that...&lt;br/&gt;
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For a list of poets on display downtown and further PoetryALIVE! events, click here.&lt;br/&gt;
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(Unbridled Books)

Unbridled Books seems to be putting out some amazing things lately (The Descent of Man/Kevin Desinger, for example). Check them out.



Sheepish: Two Women, Fifty Sheep and Enough Wool to Save the Planet, Catherine Friend

(Da Capo/Lifelong Books)



In Defense of Food, Michael Pollan

(The Penguin Press)



Potty Training Girls the Easy Way, Caroline Fertleman MD &amp;amp; Simone Cove

(Da Capo/Lifelong Books) *Potty training easy-yeah...&lt;br/&gt;
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Balance Your Hormones, Balance Your Life by Dr. Claudia Welch

(Da Capo Press/Lifelong Books)



The Hunger Trace by Edward Hogan

(Simon &amp;amp; SchusterUK)



Is This the Real Life? The Untold Story of QUEEN by Mark Blake

(Da Capo Press/Lifelong Books)&lt;br/&gt;
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There's been some pretty serious buzz on this book for a few months.



Loving the cover, very old-world style.



I haven't read it yet and I can't wait to see what the talk is all about.



This is Michael David Lukas' debut novel.



For more on Michael and The Oracle of Stamboul, 

See what the book is all about and check out this short interview on Amazon.com

Read an excerpt from the book at the author's site

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Are you a fan of Hunger Mountain? Been published there?



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2011 Short Fiction Contest

Opens February 1st



Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

Win a 25 Book Collection of HMH Classics!

Yay! Exciting! Starts Jan 31st! 





Apply for NEA Literature Fellowships in Fiction/Non-Fiction (2012) and Poetry (2013) All the info at the site. How to prepare, guidelines, etc.



Pebble Lake Review is looking for N/F, personal essays about places where writers write for their special 2011 Spring/Summer issue. 



Indiana Review poetry prize is now open....&lt;br/&gt;
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Heather Gray is the fabulous featured artist for this issue and has an amazing spread you can view at the site.&amp;nbsp; 



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Cravings During Pregnancy



I’ve read that cravings can start as soon as you’re pregnant, as soon as you conceive, in fact. I’ve also read that they don’t start some two or three weeks after conception, or even four, eight weeks-then again, maybe not at all. Of course, I’m no expert. I suppose it all depends on the...&lt;br/&gt;
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Giles Tremlett



My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me: 40 New Fairy Tales



Her Fearful Symmetry

Audrey Niffenegger



A Reliable Wife

Robert Goolrick



No More Dirty Looks

Siobhan O'Connor &amp;amp; Alexandra Spunt



The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

Rebecca Skloot



Will Write For Food,&amp;nbsp; 

The Complete Guide to Writing Cookbooks, Blogs, Reviews, Memoir, and More&amp;nbsp;

Dianne Jacob





The Fishes &amp;amp; Dishes Cookbook:

Seafood...&lt;br/&gt;
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I've been reading her work for years now, and have grabbed almost everything that has been written about and by her.



I can't believe the amount of information on (the aptly named) Sylvia Plath Info blog! Any bit of news that comes out concerning Plath, will be found on SPI.



The author of the blog, Peter K. Steinberg, is well-versed in everything...&lt;br/&gt;
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Things We Keep Hidden





....I’ve been thinking about how many sides/facets we, as mothers, keep hidden-from ourselves and the world. What parts of ourselves (creative or otherwise) do we give up for other people-our kids in particular?What have you pushed aside, creative or otherwise?

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Nutmeg Frenzy



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(Little, Brown and Company)



The Girl Who Fell From the Sky, Heidi W. Durrow

(Algonquin Books)



Safe From the Sea, Peter Geye

(Unbridled Books)



Keith Richards: Life-Yes! Browsed this in the book store. Getting it.

(Little, Brown and Company) 



Catherine of Aragon: Henry's Spanish Queen, Giles Trimlett-

(Walker &amp;amp; Company) 



Some sort of copy of Arabian Nights. I've never read...&lt;br/&gt;
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My Mother She Killed Me, My Father He Ate Me:

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Mama Writes: In Praise of Women Inventors Sometimes it seems as if we, as women, have not come far at all, and at times, even fall a step or two backwards. Granted, we are not torturing ourselves wearing whale bone corsets as a ‘necessary’ item of clothing, nor are we struggling for our right to vote (that only took 200 years). But, we are still underpaid in the work force; we are still struggling, as mothers, as women to adequately support our families, and...&lt;br/&gt;
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Gorgeous cover, excellent reviews, beautiful picture of Cleopatra in the NYT review (see below). 



Review in New York Times Sunday Book Review



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Spanish rice holds a lot of memories from my childhood. It was a staple at family gatherings, along with the deliciously greasy chorizo sausage. It was a dish my full-blooded Spanish grandmother and great-grandmother made and had many variants. Sometimes it would just be chicken breasts with saffron rice, sometimes chorizo was added, but no matter how it was made, it was always delicious......

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Robert Goolrick

Algonquin Books (2009)

$14.95, 305 pages (paperback)

ISBN: 978-1-56512-977-1



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The cover is gorgeous. It evokes Gothicism, romanticism, works from the Bronte sisters. It was a delicious story, yet I was not as wowed as I thought I'd be.



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