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[Book Nerd Libations] Writers Tears Irish Whiskey

Posted on January 20, 2013 by maedez
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Writers Tears Irish Whiskey

For all of your drunken literary escapades.

Posted in Links, Writers | Tagged Books, Drinks, Food, Reading, Whiskey, Writers, Writing | 4 Replies

[Book Nerd Humour] Literary Puns

Posted on January 18, 2013 by maedez
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Literary Puns [courtesy of The Rumpus]. The artwork is by Timothy Leo Taranto.

Can you guess which is my favourite?

Posted in Art, Books, Links, Writers | Tagged Art, Books, Humor, Humour, Links, Reading, Writers, Writing | 10 Replies

[Book Nerd Links] Literary Board Games

Posted on January 17, 2013 by maedez
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10 Literary Board Games for Book Nerds [courtesy of Flavorwire]

I’ve never really liked board games, but I’d be willing to give most of these a whirl*. A few even look a bit exciting. Which ones would you play?

*Especially with a drink in hand. Don’t judge me.

Posted in Books, Links, Writers | Tagged Books, Entertainment, Games, Links, Reading, Writers, Writing | 19 Replies

[Book Nerd Links] The Private Book Collections of 10 Famous Readers

Posted on January 14, 2013 by maedez
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I find this kind of thing fascinating.

The Private Book Collections of 10 Famous Readers [courtesy of Flavorwire]

Which volumes do you have in common with the people on this list?

Posted in Books, Links | Tagged Books, Celebrity, Links, Reading, Writers, Writing | 10 Replies

[Book Nerd Links] Allen Ginsberg’s Hand-Annotated Photos of the Beat Generation

Posted on January 12, 2013 by maedez
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Allen Ginsberg’s Hand-Annotated Photos of the Beat Generation [courtesy of Flavorwire]

Truly fascinating.

Posted in Links | Tagged Books, Photography, Photos, Poetry, Poets, Reading, The Beat Generation, Writers, Writing | 5 Replies

[Book Nerd Humour] Self-Publishing’s Worst Covers

Posted on January 11, 2013 by maedez
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Self-Publishing’s Worst Covers [courtesy of Huff Post Books]

Be sure to come back and let me know which one you “like” best. My favourite?

The Hunger

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Posted in Books, Links, Lists | Tagged Books, Humor, Humour, Reading, Writers, Writing | 38 Replies

[Book Nerd Links] Literary Graffiti From All Over the World

Posted on January 4, 2013 by maedez
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Literary Graffiti From All Over the World [courtesy of Flavorwire]

Do you have a favourite? I’m partial to Neruda, Vonnegut, Rousseau, Hemingway, Joyce and Nabokov.

Posted in Links, Writers | Tagged Art, Books, Graffiti, Links, Reading, Street Art, Travel, Writers, Writing | 4 Replies

[Book Nerd Links] Photos of Famous Authors Playing in the Snow

Posted on December 28, 2012 by maedez
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Photos of Famous Authors Playing in the Snow [courtesy of Flavorwire]

I must say, Hemingway and Plath look like they are having fun in their respective photos.

Posted in Links | Tagged Books, Links, Reading, Winter, Writers, Writing | 8 Replies

[Book Nerd Links] Hideously Charming Paintings of Famous Authors

Posted on December 20, 2012 by maedez
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I love these paintings by Feliks Topolski. Turn it into a game to see if you can guess who the subjects are before peeking, then come back here to tell me which one is your favourite!

20 Literary Greats Gripe About Feliks Topolski’s Portraits  [courtesy of The Daily Beast]

Posted in Art, Links, Writers | Tagged Art, Books, Links, Paintings, Reading, Writers, Writing | 11 Replies

[Book Nerd Links] A Survey of Emily Dickinson’s Family Artifacts

Posted on December 16, 2012 by maedez
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A Survey of Emily Dickinson’s Family Artifacts [courtesy of Flavorwire]

 

Posted in Links | Tagged Books, Family, History, Poetry, Poets, Reading, Writers, Writing | 6 Replies

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