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I'm neither a literary scholar nor a book critic, merely a bibliophile and a bookworm. I love to read, from abstracts to ‘zines.

Sunday, September 25, 2005

The TBB Online Book Club's Selection for October is...

...The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks. (Wondering what the TBB Online Book Club is all about? Click here for details.)

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calendar of events:

1st wednesday of the month--tampa writers alliance

labels aren't just for jars:

blog posts of yesteryear:

link love--authors (local):

allen, skip
peck, paul h.
rodriguez, dr. lavinia

link love--books (local):

book swap of carrollwood
cafe pearl
inkwood books
tampa books examiner

link love--books (not local):

yellow jacket press

link love--miscellaneous (local):

grayson and alex television
lampin @ the 6th borough
tampa do-gooder
tampa film fan

books read in 2010:

the girl who played with fire by stieg larsson
how to spot a dangerous man before you get involved by sandra l. brown, m.a.
the girl with the dragon tattoo by stieg larsson
empty rooms lonely countries by christian a. dumais
be honest -- you're not that into him either:raise your standards and reach for the love you deserve by ian kerner, ph.d.
the innocent by harlan coben
how to date like a grown-up:everything you need to know to get out there, get lucky, or even get married in your 40s, 50s and beyond by lisa daily
the worst-case scenario survival handbook:dating & sex by joshua piven, david borgenicht and jennifer worick
everything you always wanted to know about ex* (*a former spouse, lover, fling or "friend") by heather belle and michelle fiordaliso
why men fear marriage:the surprising truth behind why so many men can't commit by r.m. johnson
dave barry's guide to marriage and/or sex by dave barry
dishing hollywood by laurie jacobson
more information than you require by john hodgman

the woman behind the curtain:

Lisa: Finding it exhausting to be both beautiful and brilliant, Lisa Scherer buried herself in books and movies at a young age. She attempted to reintegrate into society in the late 90s, but found that her social skills had withered from lack of use. She accepted her inner wallflower, bought a computer and devoted herself to the blogosphere.

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