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October 22, 2018
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The best romances provide swoon-worthy escapism mixed with real-life problems. Romantic comedies are being reworked for the #MeToo era, while a diverse range of writers and characters are infusing much-needed perspectives into every subgenre.
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By Neal Wyatt

Today in Book Pulse: Run Your Week: Big Books, Sure Best, & Titles Making News, Oct. 22, 2018
 
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Renaissance man Daniel B. Botkin conjures the elephant’s power and gives readers a blockbuster adventure in TSAVO.

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image LJ Talks to Debut Romance Author Sonya Lalli
By Kathryn Howe
Debut novelist Lalli’s The Matchmaker’s List is a romantic comedy set in her community. Intrigued by the characters and setting, we asked her to tell us more.e.

Selected Shorts | Reader's Shelf

  1. Florida: Stories
  2. Bring Out the Dog
  3. Dreadful Young Ladies and Other Stories
  4. Heads of the Colored People
  5. The Wrong Heaven
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image Atlanta Libraries, Cosplay, and New Releases at Dragon Con 2018
By Jason Puckett
Dragon Con, one of the largest science fiction, gaming, and pop culture conventions in the world, took place in Atlanta over an extended five-day Labor Day weekend. This year saw the debut of the new diversity in speculative fiction & literature track, for discussions of representation and identity in pop culture.
image Spotlight on Leif Enger's Virgil Wander
By Barbara Hoffert
“I can’t perform a miracle in real life and do what Virgil does,” insists Enger, “but in imagination you can.” That’s the miracle of this novel: making Virgil’s transformation at once magical and very, very real.
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Two reviews for readers interested in astronomy, general science, the nature of scientific collaboration, or humanity’s search to understand the universe.
image Supporting First-Year Students at the Library
By April Witteveen
Several librarians share how they approach reference and information literacy instruction across the spectrum of experience and create relationships that will benefit students throughout their postsecondary education.
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