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apexbookcompany.com - 9/9/2009
SEARCHING FOR GREY MATTER: Stuff you need to be reading
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by Jeff VanderMeer Question: Name three books and three short stories that everybody should read? BOOKS Jesse Bullington’s The Sad Tale of the Brothers Grossbart (Nov. 15 release)—A brilliant first novel set in the middle ages and featuring two of the craziest rogues in all of ...

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Catching Up With Linkage: Moers, Stone Brewing, Apex
Ecstatic Days — ... - Walter Moers returns with more genius-level insanity. - What book would go best with Stone’s 09.09.09 Vertical Ale? - What are your favorite graphic novels of the year so far? - Brian Slattery’s top ten books that don’t get enough respect. - Matthew Cheney’s interview with Samuel R. Delany. In other news Apex asked me for my top three books and stories that everyone should be reading. Go check it out. ...

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