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On the heels of yesterday’s review of Nassir Ghaemi’s A First-Rate Madness, which argues that mental illness—depression and mania, in particular—can improve an individual’s ability to lead during times of crisis, I give you Stephen Colbert interviewing the author.
This song appears on Iris Blasi’s awesome publishing playlist, and I just *had* to find a video. The video quality could be better, but come on. A BAND CALLED HARRY AND THE POTTERS!
In keeping with my new (accidental) habit of posting a book-related video once a week, I give you Christopher Walken, circa 1993, reading “The Three Little Pigs.” So happy I stumbled upon this on Jezebel yesterday. Happy Sunday!
For as long as I’ve worked in books, Shelf Awareness has been one of the first things I read every morning and a most trusted source of industry news and reviews. A few months ago, my good friend and business partner Bethanne Patrick announced that she would be editing a new version of “The Shelf,” one geared to readers and filled with book reviews, author interviews, and extras to enrich your reading life.
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Woohoo! Today begins Unbridled Books’ “25 for 25″ ebook sale, in which 25 of their bestselling titles are available as ebooks for just 25-cents each. That’s $6.25 for 25 books, folks! As I announced last month, the sale is only available through participating independent bookstores. Find a participating store near you, or purchase from my local indie Fountain Bookstore using the links after the jump.