Author links:
~ On Monday, Patrick Ness, author of The Knife of Never Letting Go, will be participating in a Twitter interview.
Discussion starters:
~ Debbie’s World of Books: What makes a great blog?
~ My Friend Amy: On being a public reader and The death of our writers.
Reviews that have me adding to my to-read list:
~ A Wish After Midnight by Zetta Elliot, reviewed by Sarah at Archimedes Forgets.
~ The Kingdom of Ohio by Matthew Flaming, reviewed by Swapna at S. Krishna’s Books.
~ Fidelity: Poems by Grace Paley, reviewed by Bookfool.
~ The Sacredness of Questioning Everything by David Dark, reviewed by Amy.
~ The Declaration by Gemma Malley, reviewed by Megan at Po(sey) Sessions.
Reading challenges:
~ Beth has a guest post by Amy Einhorn in response to the Amy Einhorn Perpetual Challenge.
Book to film news:
~ The last line of this story will be exciting for fans of James Dashner’s The Maze Runner.
Other bookish links:
~ Telegraph: Largest book in the world to go on display.
For those of you who are grammar geeks and poetry fans:
That is such a fun clip! LOL.. not just anal collegue, and ivory legal collegue. I’m running over the favorite it now
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Kool-Aid Mom – your comment was sent to moderation because the word “anal” was in it – LOL!
Twitter: BethFishReads
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LOLOLOLOLOLOL on the video. Loved it. Thanks for the link love and for giving me some reading material today.
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Beth – you’re welcome! He has some other great videos that are not quite as humorous, but still wonderful – I think he’s considered a poet of the “poetry jam” variety.
Fabulous news about The Maze Runner! Can’t say I’m surprised to see it getting optioned for a movie. It’s going to be action packed for sure!
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Michelle – I have passed my copy on to three people now – and they all loved it as much as I did! And as I read, I kept thinking it would make an awesome movie – it’s such a visual story.