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Category Archives: Lists
Books in the Wild
There’s a joke amongst publishers that the second book off the Gutenberg press was about the death of the book. Now, in the face of the e-Onslaught predicted to overwhelm book collections, digitising them into an ethereal state, I’m potentially … Continue reading
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Our Favourite Covers of 2010
Anis Shivani of the Huffington Post has recently compiled a list of the 21 Coolest Book Covers of 2010 (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/anis-shivani/coolest-book-covers-2010_b_775990.html). This has gotten the vicbooks team thinking about our favourites. While many are books we have yet to read (though … Continue reading
Happenstance and Trends de Jour
74-year-old Joy Cassidy has been arrested in Boise, Idaho for pouring mayonnaise down the county library’s return slot. Police say she is under investigation for other condiment related crimes. Police have not disclosed a motive (one suspects the word ‘crazy’ … Continue reading
Books for the World Cup
Lots of people and publications are coming up with World Cup reading lists. We here at vicbooks are less than ardent football (I really, really want to say ‘soccer’) fans but we make a point of trying to stay in … Continue reading
Best Children’s Books Ever?
The Guardian has started gathering a list of what might be the Best Children’s Books Ever. Broken down into 5 age categories (though needing a late teen category) they have drawn from personal recommendations, established classics and current popular borrowings … Continue reading