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Monthly Archives: June 2012
The Championship Year—Good Summer Reading
At the end of this Montana road, at the foot of the Tobacco Root Mountains, sits the small town of Willow Springs. It’s a quiet town with a Methodist Church, a small café, and a very small high school. The … Continue reading
Posted in eBook
Tagged Basketball, Montana, postaweek, Romance, Summer Read, tobacco root mountains, Western Story
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John Irving—Twisted River, A Writer Drifts Through Life
A guardian angel looks down on Iowa. A scene from John Irving’s novel Last Night in Twisted River takes place on a small pig farm not far from Iowa City. A pig was roasting in a makeshift barbeque pit not … Continue reading
Posted in eBook, Fiction, Memoir
Tagged American Literature, Iowa City, John Irving, Mingei International Museum, New Hampshire, Niki de St. Phalle, postaweek
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Mark Bowden—Worm, New Mutant Activity Registered
As Mark Bowden’s science thriller Worm: The First Digital World War opens, a computer security expert named Phil is scrolling through a long list of computer threats. There were 137 attacks on that day, not an unusual number for an … Continue reading
Posted in Non-fiction
Tagged Computer Virus, Conficker, Mark Bowden, postaweek, SRI International, Stanford
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