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Books and Beyond
http://www.christinadudley.blogspot.com
Posting 3x/week on books, book clubs, my own writing, movies, events. Favorite genres include classics, disaster books, non-fiction, and some contemporary fiction.
- Added on: Sep 13th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Christina Dudley
- Listed in: Books Fiction
- Tags: self-publishing book clubs mourning becomes cassandra christina dudley bellavita press
Recent Posts
Best Books for Christmas Gifts 2009
***Don't forget to come see me: University Bookstore Mill Creek, Monday 12/7, at 7:00P and Parkplace Books Kirkland, Thursday, 12/10, at 7:00P. Free cookies! A reading! Free gift-wrapping at both stores!***Christmas shopping is upon us, and every yea...
She\'s Come Undone (at Least Halfway)
***Meet me in Mill Creek at University Bookstore, Monday, 12/7, at 7:00P!*** The life of a self-published author is almost too glamorous to write about.It was time to pick up more copies of MOURNING BECOMES CASSANDRA, so off I drove with a friend (re...
Adventures without Sarah Palin
Just thought you'd be interested in my near-brush with celebrity. It wasn't terribly near, but we did happen to be in Richland, Washington, for Thanksgiving, and our visit coincided with Sarah Palin's. There was Sarah Palin in the local paper, having...
Ten Reasons to Be Thankful
According to Robert A. Emmons' THANKS!: HOW THE NEW SCIENCE OF GRATITUDE CAN MAKE YOU HAPPIER, grateful people show measurably more contentment than whiners. Well, duh, you may think, but, like most obvious good advice, it's not something that shapes...
Here is the Steeple
Yesterday I was looking over my 3rd grade son's homework, and there was the time-honored assignment: use the following vocabulary words in a sentence. For "countries," my boy had really turned on the creative juices and come up with "I love countries...
Cake or Death?
For those of you who can stand a few f-words mixed in with your stand-up comedy (and by "a few" I mean QUITE a few), check out Eddie Izzard's DRESSED TO KILL. Parts of it are cannibalized for YouTube, but it's worth watching in its entirety. But if y...
