Posts tagged "Michael Dirda"
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WaPo Update 3
by Jane Ciabattari
Not officially announced yet, but insiders know, and tell Critical Mass, “It’s official. The last issue of Book World in print will be the February 15, 2009 ...read »
Guest Post by Kit Reed: NBCC at 35
by Jane Ciabattari
Former NBCC board member Kit Reed remembers the ups and downs in the 1990s, as part of her participation in the 35th anniversary celebration at WNYC’s Jerome ...read »
Guest Post by Kassie Rose: How Do You Decide What to Read Next?
by Jane Ciabattari
Guest Post: Michael Dirda and Book World, pt. 1
by Eric Banks
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