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Covers a lot. I would have expected it to be thicker.
If you want a copy it is available on Amazon for $45. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1535279419?tag=bookfinder-test-b2-20&linkCode=osi&th=1&psc=1&language=en_US&selectObb=new
Covers a lot. I would have expected it to be thicker.
I'll wait for the movie.If you want a copy it is available on Amazon for $45. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1535279419?tag=bookfinder-test-b2-20&linkCode=osi&th=1&psc=1&language=en_US&selectObb=new
I don’t know if any of you have seen “Poor Things” (based on the book of the same title) but reminds me a bit of Dr Godwin Baxter… or rather of the morals of doctors and scientists in Victorian times in literature. Maybe I’m stretching it. Anyway, i had never heard of “anthropodermic bibliopegy”.
A book about book bans has been banned in a Florida school district.
Ban This Book, a children’s book written by Alan Gratz, will no longer be available in the Indian River county school district since the school board voted to remove the book last month.
Gratz’s book, which came out in 2017, follows fourth-grader Amy Anne Ollinger as she tries to check out her favorite book. Ollinger is told by the librarian she cannot, because it was banned after a classmate’s parent thought it was inappropriate. She then creates a secret banned-books library, entering into “an unexpected battle over book banning, censorship, and who has the right to decide what she and her fellow students can read”, according to the book’s description on Gratz’s website.
More coming out of Florida. John Oliver had a great segment on book banning last month.Book about book bans banned by Florida school board
Soon they'll be banning books that have the words "book" and "ban" in them.
Maybe this site could help point you in the right direction?Hey, can anyone make a recommendation on literature sites that allow users to store & access stories they are in the process of writing? I've discovered an accidental talent in that direction (after on & off scattered attempts) and would like to make them available, have others review them, check them out for revision, and so forth. Bonus if there's a way to make money from it, but that's just a distant pipe dream.
While some stories are fan fiction (I know where to put those), but I'm also creating totally new works. While nothing is explicit or violent, some might stray on the alt side without getting into any heavy or squckish, (more P.G. Wodehouse with near-vanilla level funsies than anything else).
Thanks.