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Monthly Archives: January 2008

Hanna’s Daughters

by Marianne Fredriksson Hanna, Johanna, and Anna – three generations of Swedish women, grandmother, mother, daughter. This novel by Marianne Fredriksson was an impulse buy – I’d just come home from ten days with my mother, and missed the mother-daughter dynamic. I expected something light and fluffy, instead, I got to read the histories of … Continue reading »

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Tales from the Captain’s Table

edited by Keith R. A. DeCandido Easing back into the SEO world of cpm and cpa, and various other acronyms, after ten days of beachy bliss was difficult, so I did what every avid reader does: I bought some comfort books. One of these was a Star Trek book: Tales from the Captain’s Table. It’s … Continue reading »

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The Tipping Point

by Malcolm Gladwell I was first introduced to Malcolm Gladwell’s work via my stepfather, who left me his copy of Blink when he was visiting us over Christmas in 2006. I thought that book was amazing, with all of the insights about the first few split-seconds of every encounter. The Tipping Point is amazing, but … Continue reading »

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