December, 2007

A Tribute and a Celebration: Siv Cedering’s Last Book,“Vixen”

by NBCC | Dec-16-2007

Swedish-born poet and fiction writer Siv Cedering , who started her life thirty kilometers north of the Arctic Circle, died on November 17, 2007 in ...read »

The Must Read Friday

by NBCC | Dec-14-2007

Michael Dirda is so familiar in his role as a Washington Post Book World columnist, you almost forget he can go deep into the next end zone, as he did ...read »

The Best Recommended in Stores

by NBCC | Dec-14-2007

LAST month, the NBCC launched a Best Recommended List, drawn from the votes of our members and over a hundred former finalists and winners of our award. We ...read »

What Are You Recommending, Kel Munger?

by NBCC | Dec-13-2007

LAST month, the NBCC launched a Best Recommended List, drawn from the votes of our members and over a hundred former finalists and winners of our award. (For ...read »

What the Booksellers at Books & Books are Recommending

by NBCC | Dec-13-2007

Brother, I’m Dying (memoir)By Edwidge DanticatKnopfEdwidge Danticat’s direct writing style lends an intimacy and an honesty to Brother, I’m Dying. As ...read »

Around the World with the NBCC

by NBCC | Dec-13-2007

NBCC fiction prize winner Jonathan Lethem goes sentence-mad in “The New Yorker.”  Member Marco Roth takes a bite out of the new Coetzee while over at Slate ...read »

Attention NBCC Members:

by NBCC | Dec-12-2007

We’ve recently sent out ballots (via email) for voting on the 2007 NBCC book awards and the 2007 board elections. If you haven’t received these ballots or are ...read »

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