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![]() ![]() This is the first book in The Infernal Devices series, Clockwork Angel, debuted at number one on the New York Times Bestseller list and spent ten weeks in the charts. The books have also appeared internationally on bestseller lists, including in the UK, USA, Germany, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand and Canada. The Infernal Devices and its sequel series, The Mortal Instruments, have been sold in more than thirty countries. Don't miss The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones, soon to be a major motion picture, in cinemas August 2013. This book will be subject to a strict global embargo. Danger closes in around the Shadowhunters in the third and final instalment of the bestselling Infernal Devices trilogy. If the only way to save the world was to destroy what you loved most, would you do it? The clock is ticking. ![]() ![]() ![]() The former is the typical amount of greenhouse gases, in tonnes, that the world adds to the atmosphere each year. He tells us to remember two numbers: 51 billion, and zero. Gates gets straight down to the facts starting with the first chapter, “Why Zero.” As the name suggests, “Why Zero” is all about the ins-and-outs of climate change and why we are currently headed towards climate catastrophe. ![]() But although Gates gets full points for his down-to-earth explanations of exciting technologies, he misses the mark a bit when it comes to politics. Gates’ geeky tone and simplistic word choice make his book a comfortable read. The book is structured in a very utilitarian manner, reflecting Gates’ technical expertise. Gates presents a clear-eyed, succinct view of the climate problem and what he believes is the best path forward. Although Gates is no climate scientist, he has spent a decade studying climate change along with his other focuses of disease, education, and poverty. ![]() Gates may be well known for Microsoft and his billions, but today he and his wife Melinda are arguably America’s most influential philanthropists. In How To Avoid A Climate Disaster, Bill Gates brings a fresh perspective to the climate change issue, spotlighting the transformative power of innovation and commercialization. ![]() ![]() ![]() When I opened them, I drew a circle in the middle of the blank page and labeled it "Allison's killer." I began drawing lines stemming from the circle and labeling these with whatever free associative thought I had. I thanked him and pulled a pen from my purse, then closed my eyes and concentrated for a moment. When I asked if I could trouble him for a clean sheet of paper, he kindly paused in his scribbling and tore off several sheets, handing them to me with a smile. The gentleman next to me was diligently making notes on a legal pad, and an idea occurred to me. ![]() I looked at the magazine I'd purchased for the flight and thought about reading it, but I was too wound up. ![]() As I sat on the plane I anxiously bobbed my knee up and down, staring out the window and pondering what to do to pass the time. ![]() 7/5/2023 0 Comments His fair assassin book 1![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() "Devotees of His Fair Assassin will be gratified to rexeive this closure." -Kirkus * "LaFevers again mesmerizes her readers through the political struggles of 15th century Brittany and the intrigues of the followers of Mortain." -School Library Journal, starred review "Teens looking for strong, engaging female characters, the evolution of ancient traditions, or a solid adventure tale will adore every page." -VOYA * "Both a powerful tale of political intrigue and a heady supernatural romance, memorable adventure will entirely satisfy devotees of this series." -Publishers Weekly, starred review "LaFevers effectively ties up the loose ends of the triology's cast -its loves, connivings, and murderous skills -with more love than war." -Horn Book Magazine * " offers readers worthy heroines: fair assassins whose emotions and choices are as rich and complex as their fearsome abilities. ![]() ![]() But then a student is killed and, by the next day, no one remembers him ever exiting, except for Douglas and the groundskeeper’s son, Everett Everley. Seventeen-year-old Douglas Jones wants nothing to do with Regent’s king-making he’s just trying to forget his past and survive his present. While the prestigious school is known for molding teens into world leaders, its history is far more nefarious-and far more entangled with the forest-than anyone could begin to suspect. But so does the vast, dense forest that surrounds its campus. Regent Academy has a long and storied history in the small, sleepy town of Winslow, Vermont. ![]() I also encourage you to use the Bookshop preorder link below, which directly supports the Strike fund. For more on the HCP Union and how you can help support its efforts, click here. Today on the site I’m delighted to reveal the cover of Kosoko Jackson’s The Forest Demands its Due, a paranormal thriller releasing October 3rd from Quill Tree, an imprint of The Publisher That Needs To Come to the Table and Talk to Its Union Already. ![]() ![]() Natasha Madison is the creator and the author of the Something So series. However, there is always the satisfaction of the written word when her Labrador doesn’t want to listen. When it comes to listening, even her dog tends to tune her out. She says that she enjoys writing and that it is good that her characters at least can do as she directs them. When she is not busy running around with her kids, she can probably be found hanging out with her husband and even helping to schedule business trips. Even though she spends a large part of her time driving her kids around in the car as chauffeur, she still manages to get everything done in heels. ![]() ![]() She also enjoys being in her kitchen and whipping up some new gourmet meals to eat. When she is not busy with a book, she is occupied with writing one of her own. ![]() Natasha Madison is an American published author of fiction. ![]() ![]() ![]() Ten years later, it’s an international cult phenomenon, whose legions of fans attend screenings featuring costumes, audience rituals, merchandising, and thousands of plastic spoons. ![]() Described by one reviewer as “like getting stabbed in the head,” the $6 million film earned a grand total of $1,800 at the box office and closed after two weeks. In 2003, an independent film called The Room-starring and written, produced, and directed by a mysteriously wealthy social misfit named Tommy Wiseau-made its disastrous debut in Los Angeles. Now a major motion picture-directed by and starring James Francoįrom the actor who somehow lived through it all, a “sharply detailed…funny book about a cinematic comedy of errors” ( The New York Times): the making of the cult film phenomenon The Room. ![]() ![]() ![]() I didn’t pour thoughts freely onto the page. WK I had a journal, but it was a guilt-space. ZP What was your notebook-keeping like as an adolescent? Or maybe Camp Marmalade is the place in adolescence where your libidinal energies grow unhoused and randy, where you can exercise the jammier frequencies. Maybe you go to Camp Marmalade to be punished out of earlier, more playful drives. Camp Marmalade is a carceral, instructional space: it’s both an endurance test and a joyride. ![]() ![]() Wayne Koestenbaum Thank you for that arresting interpretation. Zachary Pace Camp Marmalade feels like the adolescent in the Trance trilogy, the second, central phase of the three books. Erudite while iconoclastic, impious and so utopian, Marmalade’s a dreamy sleepaway camp where amorous outsiders can find camaraderie in their mutual alienation. With The Pink Trance Notebooks (the trilogy’s first volume published in 2015), Koestenbaum introduced a new form and process to his work: after transcribing his train of thought through trancelike states of mind, he extracts the juiciest phrases, enjambs them in clipped lines and labels the passages in numbered sections with bracketed, italicized lines like ‘’ and ‘’ serving as titles. ![]() ‘’ – the title of the first sequence of poem-fragments in Wayne Koestenbaum’s new collection of poems, Camp Marmalade (Nightboat Books, 2018) – tellingly opens this second volume of a trilogy of ‘trance notebooks’ by a poet whose numerous works of poetry and prose overflow with heartfelt intellect that’s as rigorous as it is deceptively effortless. ![]() 7/4/2023 0 Comments The birds daphne du maurier![]() As bizarre as it might sound, The Birds was indeed an extremely “visual” experience for me. In any case, as one read The Birds, one realises how vivid are the images that form in your mind even as you are reading it. While my opinion of the movie The Birds is not as amazing as its story, I still am a huge fan of the book. It was only later that I learnt that several of her works have been adapted to the silver screen by Hitchcock. ![]() Even as I was reading the first story of this anthologies, I found myself thinking about how amazing the story would be when turned into a movie. Because it is simply amazing! Also, her writing lends itself to cinematic experience so naturally. But, still, every du Maurier story gives me high, honestly! Yes yes, you can roll your eyes and say that I have caught the revival bug, but I am just glad that I found her work even if I found it this late in my life. I don’t need that reassurance though, I have already jumped over the boundaries of blind faith in her writing by this point. If you need any proof of how amazing Daphne du Maurier’s writing is, do give The Birds and Other Stories a go. The Birds and Other Stories by Daphne du Maurier ![]() |