I usually don’t read psychology books for fun. Part of this tendency is recent.

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Psych Books can be fun? | Psychology Today

Daniel Raeburn has done the world a favor by creating free PDF versions of his outstanding self-published journal about comic books , The Imp. Though he published only four issues (I have them all in hard copy) Raeburn’s journal is …

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Robert Ludlum’s ‘Osterman Weekend’ Books Scribe. By MIKE FLEMING | Friday September 3, 2010 @ 4:33pm EDTTags: Jesse Wigutow, Jesse Wigutow The Osterman Weekend, Robert Ludlum, Robert Schwentke, Summit Entertainment, The Osterman Weekend …

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On Dialect, Dialogue and Good Books . Angela on September 3rd, 2010

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Has it been a while since you stopped by and checked out our Weird Book Room? It’s getting better and weirder all the time, with the latest addition including A.

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Accidental books are books we might not have chosen given unlimited choice, but also don’t mind reading when they fall in our path.

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Sophia Dembling: Bidding Farewell to Accidental Books

Remember Sick Lit? Leader of the pack was Iris (1998), John Bayley’s memoir of his wife Iris Murdoch’s struggle with Alzheimer’s disease.

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Sick Lit: Books About Maladies, Illness And Recovery

I couldn’t see what she was reading, and it bothered me.

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eReader Refusal: Does Clinging To Books Make You Old Fashioned?

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If it’s Friday, The Book Maven wants to know what you’re reading. Publishing guru Bethanne Patrick (@thebookmaven) has developed Friday Reads into a Twitter sensation with the hashtag #FridayReads, and thousands of people check in each …

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