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Top 100 Sports Books

June 28th, 2010

Hey Ya’ll. That’s right…I said ya’ll. Anyways, over at the best sports blog out there, Joe Posnanski is having readers vote on their favorite sports books and he is going to compile a list of the top 100. I’ve got a bunch to vote on…so if you are into sports books, you should go to [...]

Book News: Google Editions

May 19th, 2010

As some of you may be aware, Google will eventually take over the entire world. I, for one, welcome our soon to be rulers…because no matter how bad everything else gets I can at least be sure our information will be well organized.  So we’ll have that going for us. Anyway…their next target on the [...]

I’m Back!!!!

May 15th, 2010

OK…it has been a LONG time since my last post. Like 4 months. I decided to take some time off from reviewing as we got closer to the end of my wife’s pregnancy. Well, I am happy to announce that a couple of weeks ago our baby daughter finally came! Her name is Avery Scarlett [...]

Amazon Warehouse Awesomeness

January 8th, 2010

Please excuse my total nerdishness on this one…but I think factory tours are the coolest thing ever. I will watch practically any show about a factory and how they make different stuff. I also think high tech warehouses are awesome. No. YOU are a Nerd! YOU ARE! Sorry…so for those interested, here is a cool [...]

My Top Books of 2009

January 6th, 2010

I thought I would look back at the reviews that I wrote in 2009 and see which books were my favorite. So that’s what you’ve got below: Columbine by Dave Cullen – This is probably the best non-fiction book I have ever read. It is wonderfully written and was picked on a lot of “Best [...]

Book Giveaway: A Walk for Sunshine by Jeff Alt

October 7th, 2009

I’ve got a good book giveaway offer for you – a signed copy of A Walk for Sunshine by Jeff Alt! This was one of the first books I reviewed for Letters on Pages and now it has been reissued by the publisher.  It is an inspiring story as Alt decided to walk the Appalachian [...]

How a Book is Made

October 3rd, 2009

Check out this cool, short, video about how a book is made.  Specifically in this case it is The Lost Symbol by Dan Brown, of which they printed 5 MILLION copies to start!

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