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November 6, 2008

The Book Babes, Bond, and Obama—where else would you find this power trio but in BookSmack! Issue three also offers holiday-themed multimedia and an original roundup of diet manuals in the word-lean format we call Short Takes. Dudes shouldn't miss Douglas Lord's lesson on personal finance. Keep spreading the word on BookSmack! Sign up here, if you haven't already.—Heather McCormack, Editor, HMcCormack@reedbusiness.com
  • Books for Dudes: Surviving This Hellish Economy
    Yes, America is the land of opportunity, but it’s fallen from its lofty economic perch. And, anyways, capitalism wasn’t exactly designed to let everyone win. Still, dudes got a right to strive for the gold. In uncertain times, we have a responsibility to school ourselves in the proper care and handling of the benjamins. more » » » 
  • Prepub Exploded
    What will you be reading in March 2009? Laura Lippman's new standalone? The latest from topnotch authors Zoe Heller and Mary Gaitskill? You'll discover these books and more in the latest edition of Prepub Exploded, with added details on authors, tours, and promotion, plus useful links.  more » » » 
  • RA Crossroads No. 9: Ian Fleming's Quantum of Solace
    This year marks the centenary of Ian Fleming’s birth, and the highlight of the celebrations culminate on November 14 with the release of Quantum of Solace, the second outing for Daniel Craig’s 007. To say I’m excited is an understatement. more » » » 
  • Q&A: The Book Babes
    Xpress Reviewer Anne Garner has a lust for literature—as do Margo Hammond and Ellen Heltzel, aka the Book Babes of blogging fame. Give that hyperlink some love to get their thoughts on adult vs. child reading habits, the merits of memoir, and writers with the healing touch. more » » » 
  • Media Mashup: Holiday Tidings
    Whether in the mood for the heartwarming, the humorous, or the horror-laden, patrons should welcome this range of media titles covering Christmas, Hanukkah, and Kwanzaa. Happy holiday hunting!
    more » » » 

  • Short Takes: 11 Diet & Fitness Manuals
    Every fall, dozens of diet-and-fitness galleys glut LJ’s bookroom. Luckily, super-reviewer Susan Hagloch is back to size up this year’s (mostly) gimmick-free offerings from the likes of Joy Bauer, Paul McKenna, and Christina Pirello. more » » » 
  • African American Views: 40 Titles for Black History Month
    At this historic time, with our first African American president, Black History Month will be more important than ever next year. The titles in our annual roundup include three showcasing Barack Obama, one celebrating the NAACAP centennial, and Eric Jerome Dickey's trilogy closer. more » » » 

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