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Expert's
Corner: Why Backlist Titles Are Worth Their Weight in Gold
Robert Segedy of McIntyre's Fine
Books in Pittsboro, NC, tells
us why it's important to look beyond the new-fiction shelves and unearth
the treasures that are backlist books.
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Expert's Corner...
- Why
Didn't Sherlock Holmes Catch Jack the Ripper?
August Paul Aleksy of Centuries
and Sleuths Bookstore in Forest
Park, IL, ponders why the famed detective and the infamous criminal
never crossed paths, and suggests several titles worthy of investigation.
- Bluesy
Books
Mitchell Moore of Village
Books in Bellingham, WA, returns! This time, he recommends a selection
of books in which the tradition of blues music plays an integral role
in each story.
- Mum's
the Word
Jeff Doleman of Cover
to Cover Booksellers in San Francisco, CA, reviews books that
speak about the language of silence.
- About
William Faulkner
Richard Howorth of Square
Books in Oxford, MS, examines the enduring genius of William Faulkner.
- The
Art of Meditation
Expert
Norman Snitkin of East
West Bookshop in Seattle, WA, guides you to a higher spiritual
plane.
- Latino
Christmas
Experts Anita and Roberto
Cano of Cultura
Latina Bookstore in Long Beach, CA, recommend
great books for a bi-cultural holiday season.
- Rock'n'Roll
Biographies
Expert
Mitchell Moore of Village
Books in Bellingham, WA, recommends some excellent biographies
of early rock'n'rollers.
- Lesbian
Herstorical Fiction
Mary Ellen Kavanaugh of
My Sisters' Words
in Syracuse, New York discusses the burgeoning genre of lesbian herstorical
fiction.
- A
Window on Old Hollywood
Thomas Gladysz of The Booksmith
in San Francisco, CA, guides you back to the golden years of old Hollywood
-- before the invention of such special effects like sound.
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