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May 7, 2018
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Stephanie Klose, Media Editor

Warmer weather means it's almost time for BookExpo, and Barbara Hoffert has another Galley Guide ready for attendees. Register now to receive the list of giveways and signings. Space- and future-loving romantics will find plenty to love in Marlene Harris's collection development roundup of the best of sf romance. Chris Wilkes rounds up the best cooperative games, while Peter Koonz shines a light on the best magazines that launched last year. Wilda Williams reports on a memorial for mystery author Sue Grafton, and Becky Spratford reminds us that springtime means it's halfway to Halloween—time to refresh that horror collection!
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By Barbara Hoffert
The Galley Guide is back! Featuring authors such as Elliot Ackerman, Mona Hanna-Attisha, Ruth Ware, and Susan Orlean, the Guide is your roadmap to giveaways at this year’s BookExpo.
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toilet tank Taunton Press Inspires Readers to Remodel and Repair Their Homes

“You need to remove the toilet tank from the bowl for some repairs,” says Taunton Press Executive Editor Peter Chapman. Chapman is citing just one example of what a reader might fail to learn on YouTube, where a best-case scenario approach often leaves out really important details.

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Sue Grafton Remembering Sue Grafton, Honoring Mystery’s Best
By Wilda Williams
A star-studded lineup of authors paid tribute to the late Alphabet Mysteries author; Attica Locke, David Grann, and others won Edgar Awards from the Mystery Writers of America.
Dark Horse SF Romance cover Collection Development: SF Romance
By Marlene Harris
This popular subgenre features a central romance within a consistent and believable sf setting. Any sf-loving romantic will find something to love in these 40 selections.
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A Baby Bones A Baby’s Bones

Rebecca Alexander latest novel, A Baby’s Bones, combines the author's passions for crime and fantasy. Rebecca returns to the page with an archaeologist working to solve crimes in the past, while finding murder in the present.

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Pandemic game image Cooperative Games
By Chris Wilkes
Cooperative games emphasize social interaction and shared experience, with players working together to accomplish a common goal, which may involve defeating an enemy, completing a timed task, or solving a puzzle.
Be: magazine cover Best Magazines 2017
By Peter Koonz
The transformation of magazines continued apace in 2017, showing signs that some publishers have found the sweet spot within the print-digital mix.

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Darkness Lane A Mystery Where Art and Reality Collide in a Terrifying Climax

"Multiple murders and shocking twists are key components in Geneva’s ultimate uncovering of the truth. The flawed but dedicated heroine anchors Kies’ second mystery with a compassion that compels readers to root for both justice and redemption.” — Kirkus Reviews

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Chibundu Onuzo Chibundu Onuzo on Learning from Libraries
By Barbara Hoffert
The Welcome to Lagos author describes her experiences with libraries as a child in Nigeria.
Sweet Reading
  1. The Perfect Cake
  2. Room for Dessert
  3. The Perfect Scoop, Revised & Updated
  4. The Desserts of Jordi Roca
  5. Momofuku Milk Bar
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Ararat book cover Halfway to Halloween | The Reader’s Shelf
By Becky Spratford
While spring breaks forth and gardening books take center stage, keep in mind that Halloween is coming. For horror collections that need some weeding and reseeding, here are titles worth adding.
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