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Tag: Short Story Collection

December 8, 2010

O, Happy Days

A bit dark for NOON, dontcha think? In need of a little light in the dark and cold? (As I write this, it is…

August 2, 2010

Wicked Cool Overlooked Books: Beach Read

The first Monday of the month, seven days ’til my older sister’s birthday, and time once again for book talking. It’s Wicked Cool Overlooked…

November 19, 2009

Turning Pages: Bring on the Shorts

It’s sort of an open secret, my obsession with anthologies. I love short stories and think there should be way, way, WAY more short…

October 21, 2009

Turning Pages: Bay Area Writer Makes Good

Aquafortis and I are always interested in giving props to writers from our neck of the woods. Ying Chang Compenstine, who we interviewed in…

September 18, 2009

Mid-September Reading Roundup: Origami, Trees, and Anger

1001 Cranes by Naomi Hirahara is one I had on my library request list recently, a middle-grade/younger YA story that focuses on themes of…

August 24, 2009

Answering Shannon Hale, while reviewing Lips Touch

“So, I wonder if book evaluation is trumping self-evaluation. I wonder if we get so caught up in gushing or bashing, shining up those…

June 16, 2008

Tasty Magical Treats

A frog princess instead of a frog prince—now that’s refreshing. An ancient dragon that lives in an American river, called up by the lonely…

March 10, 2007

Line Drawing+Stories=Fabulous

With themes as diverse as the artwork itself, Twice Told: Original Stories Inspired By Original Artwork is a creative curiosity. Authors are paired up…

February 6, 2007

Life in Color

A short, sweet linked story collection, Cynthia Rylant’s The Van Gogh Cafe is a magical book about a magical little place. Like a neighborhood…

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