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Discussion and reviews of, but not limited to, the printed word, graphic novels, articles, and the small and large press in Louisville Kentucky. Users should refrain from linking their own personal works here as such material belongs in the Poetry, Lyrics, & Words Channel.

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A Look at the Almost Famous Author's Faire        
A man with supernatural powers seeking vengeance. An FBI agent investigating the death of a Munchkin in the Land of Oz. A girl who vanishes from a birthday party only to re-appear six years later. One man's investigation into the death of America as he knew it. A female psychic ... more
  posted Nov 8, 09    105 views   
by Film Guy
in Film Guy's blog
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Kentucky's Literary Weekend        
The Kentucky Book Fair is Saturday. So is the Almost Famous Authors Faire . Two book fairs (or faires) on the same day? Somebody might want to check their calendar next year. The 200-writer strong guest list at this year's Kentucky Book Fair will feature Kentucky writers like Phyllis George, ... more
  posted Nov 6, 09    185 views   
by christopher hall
in the louisvillian
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Nostalgia Time with The Monarchs        
In his upcoming book celebrating the 50th anniversary of The Monarchs, Billy Reed calls the band "Louisville's ambassadors of rock n' roll. The book, which includes a DVD cut into the cover, will retail for $34.95 and be available at local stores starting next week. It's published by Butler Books. ... more
  posted Oct 28, 09    618 views    1 kudos
by Rick Redding
in Rick Redding
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Local Writer Chronicles War Experience        
Most of us have a certain picture in our mind of what war is like, though few of us have ever experienced it, except through movies, TV and books. Even in popular culture, it takes a skilled storyteller to describe what combat is really like. A new book, Camera Boy ... more
  posted Oct 27, 09    512 views    1 kudos
by Rick Redding
in Rick Redding
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Of Gumshoes, Mice & Men; Parker's 'The Professional' Reviewed        
In a deceptively daring and layered new novel, Spenser the private eye meets "Of Mice and Men" on the mean streets of Boston. In "The Professional," the 38th book in the Spenser series by Robert B. Parker, the surprisingly literate detective with no first name dives headlong into a case ... more
  posted Oct 19, 09    133 views   
by christopher hall
in the louisvillian
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Dreary's Theory. . .        
I've been navigating the path through this book for some time now; it's difficult at times, for me. . . everything hits home in such a dramatic, way. . . as though it were a book of confirmation. [I'm not Catholic LOL]. I've shared this excerpt with several friends, it's ... more
  posted Oct 13, 09    112 views   
by The Arrow
in From Beneath the Ash, She Rose
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What Book Got You Hooked, Louisville?        
Was it 'Where the Wild Things Are'? Or was it 'Treasure Island'? Maybe 'The White Mountains'? What book got you hooked on reading? First Book, an organization that works to provide new books to children, is sponsoring its annual "What Book Got You Hooked?" contest, and one lucky state will ... more
  posted Sep 28, 09    138 views   
by christopher hall
in the louisvillian
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Almost Famous Authors' Faire        
The Almost Famous Authors' faire, being held Nov. 7, 2009 at the historic Galt House Hotel, will showcase authors from around the region and will bring readers and writers together for a day of sharing the love for the written word! Who: AFAF is the acronym for the Almost Famous ... more
  posted Sep 27, 09    239 views   
by Sissy Marlyn
in Sissy Marlyn's blog
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The Pope of the Library        
I had a Librarian in Junior High School who brought me into her "office" to scold me for turning down the corners of pages in books I had checked out. She gifted me a bookmark she had made or purchased. I wish I still had it. It was probably returned ... more
  posted Sep 6, 09    276 views    1 kudos
by Lostinjuarez
in Lost in the Rain......
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A thought, even a possibility, can shatter and transform us        
What if a demon were to creep after you one night, in your loneliest loneliness, and say, 'This life which you live must be lived by you once again and innumerable times more; and every pain and joy and thought and sigh must come again to you, all in the ... more
  posted Jun 28, 09    644 views    1 kudos
by Antisheep
in We define only out of despair.
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The road of excess leads to the palace of wisdom        
There are people who strictly deprive themselves of each and every eatable, drinkable, and smoke able which has in any way acquired a shady reputation. They pay this price for health. And health is all they get for it. How strange it is. It is like paying out your whole ... more
  posted Jun 24, 09    411 views    1 kudos
by Antisheep
in We define only out of despair.
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The adventure of writting a book        
I'm not sure I understand this. Why is it that when you write a book, and all of your friends want to be in said novel, that they never buy one. I remember, with my first story, that I had all of my friends telling me that they were going ... more
  posted Jun 12, 09    495 views   
by Rubber Duckie
in Rubber Duckie's blog
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To Touch the Heart        
I've always wanted to be a writer.Being able to touch people with your words is a feeling beyond words.I lost a daughter in 93 to SIDS,(Sudden Infant Death Syndrom)she was a month and a half old.I lost my grandmother to cancer.No matter how much pain you suffer in this world ... more
  posted May 18, 09    634 views    1 kudos
by Kelly Moyle
in Kelly Moyle's blog
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Raw Shark Texts Conceptual Picnic        
On Friday, May 8, my roommate and I are gathering at Tom Sawyer on the picnic tables in front of the play ground by the swimming pool. We'll be at the table with a big white table cloth and some Neverland food around 6pm est. Bring your own dish and ... more
  posted May 4, 09    477 views   
by Mirry
in Mirry's blog
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Bella vs Sookie        
I don't think I'll be in much danger of producing a spoiler here, but just in case...you've been warned. I recently completed the Twilight series, then a slight dodge to the left and read the latest Harry Dresden/Butcher book, and now I have started on the first Sookie Stackhouse novel. ... more
  posted Apr 22, 09    637 views    1 kudos
by Ignite the Night
in Letters from the Asylum
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The prologue of 46&2        
“Shadow in the realm of my mind we are one and the same, I summon you Shadow manifest yourself and speak with me.” Out of the black appeared a creature of human appearance but with an otherworldly disposition and energy about him. I've seen him before he thought as the ... more
  posted Apr 17, 09    442 views   
by FlyinGreaseMonky
in The Madman... He Speaks!!
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Ill Fate-Heaven Remembers Part 1        
She sits silently in a dark room, this is her prison, though the walls aren't needed. Her captors could have placed her in a chair in an open field, she wouldn't have moved. Heaven was trapped within the memories of the night before. She could see it all so clearly, ... more
  posted Mar 27, 09    464 views   
by Haven Angelus
in My Insanity
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Do you like Celtic Romance?        
If you enjoy historical romance, you'll love my debut Irish Celtic historical romance, CELTIC SACRIFICE, published by Underdog Press and given 4 cups by Coffee Times Romance. To see the trailer to Celtic Sacrifice, click here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sIQJCCn0doc "Do you know how to make the gods laugh, Ceana? Tell them of your ... more
  posted Mar 19, 09    667 views   
by Celtic Charmer
in Celtic Charmer's blog
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Breaking Dawn        
SPOILER ALERT...SPOILER ALERT...SPOILER ALERT...SPOILER ALERT If you have not read the Twilight series and think you might want to, go away NOW! I read this massive 700+ page book over the weekend. I have not devoured books like this in a long time...and they're romance novels (with just a twist ... more
  posted Mar 16, 09    307 views    1 kudos
by Ignite the Night
in Letters from the Asylum
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Eclipse        
The third book in the Twilight series took a little longer to read. I don't know if it was the length, 629 pages, or just the fact that I was working every day. I started it Sunday and finished on Thursday. I stayed up late Thursday, for a work night, ... more
  posted Mar 14, 09    303 views    1 kudos
by Ignite the Night
in Letters from the Asylum
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