Monday, November 23, 2009 - Page updated at 02:07 a.m.
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Authors Justina Chen Headley, left, Dia Calhoun and Lorie Ann Grover are among the co-founders of readergirlz. Read story
Lit Life | National recognition for Seattle's readergirlz online book community
Reps from a Seattle-based nonprofit attended the National Book Awards ceremony in New York City to pick up one of five "Innovations in Reading" prizes for their online book community readergirlz.
Sunday, November 22
Book review | "Molly Ivins: A Rebel Life:" Fearless, funny and opinionated
Book review | 'Changing My Mind': Zadie Smith ponders the mad, mad world
Book review | Philip Roth's 'The Humbling': an aging actor quits the stage
Book review | 'The Anti-Communist Manifestos: Four Books That Shaped The Cold War'
John Grisham, Mitch Albom are hot sellers
Seattle best-sellers: 'The Big Burn' and 'Hotel on the Corner of Bitter and Sweet'
Friday, November 20
Book review | Tony Angell evokes Northwest nature in 'Puget Sound Through an Artist's Eye'
Thursday, November 19
Colum McCann novel wins national award for fiction
Colum McCann wins fiction prize
Wednesday, November 18
Karl Rove memoir coming in March
A celebration of poet Madeline DeFrees
Tuesday, November 17
Local books: no-fuss gardening, black veterans and Salish folk tales
A singles' mixer at the Lake Forest Park Library
Monday, November 16
Lit Life | Best tell-all political memoirs
Authors Christopher S. Parker and Tony Angell have Seattle-area appearances
Sunday, November 15
Book review | 'Cheerful Money': The dying days of a culture of restraint
Book review | 'Lit': Mary Karr on literature, booze and religious redemption
Book review | 'Dorothea Lange: A Life Beyond Limits': a photographer turns suffering into art
Book review | 'The American Civil War': a too-short book about an epic conflict
"Wimpy Kid" rules at Seattle's University Book Store
A 'Lost Symbol,' a 'Last Night' and a 'Last Song' are best-selling books
Saturday, November 14
Kids books: A conversation with 'Strega Nona' author Tomie dePaola
Friday, November 13
Book review | 'The Lacuna' is an ambitious bridge of cultures, ideologies, decades
Thursday, November 12
Authors Greg Bear and Lester R. Brown in Seattle
Sarah Palin goes public with new memoir, "Going Rogue"
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