
Star Wars, Carrie & Stephen King: Hamill’s Reflections
Mark Hamill reflects on Star Wars' early days and his forgotten role in a Stephen King adaptation. He praises Sissy Spacek & John Travolta in 'Carrie' and discusses character experiences.
Mark Hamill reflects on Star Wars' early days and his forgotten role in a Stephen King adaptation. He praises Sissy Spacek & John Travolta in 'Carrie' and discusses character experiences.
Nicola Sturgeon's 'Frankly' leads indie bookshops, surpassing Prince Andrew's biography. Rachel Kushner's 'Creation Lake' shows significant over-indexing. Indie Bookshop Top 20 and Book Sales data.
In 1970s NYC, landlords exploited the FAIR policy, burning buildings for profit. The book 'Born in Flames' reveals how state policies and greed fueled arson, impacting the Bronx and disproving the renter blame.
Frank Meyer's journey from communism to shaping American conservatism is marked by irony. His fusionism influenced Goldwater and Reagan. Encounters with MacDonald, and British intelligence adds intrigue.
Omar El Akkad's work examines violence in Gaza, linking it to colonialism and commercialism. He urges resistance and criticizes the West's role, advocating for collective action to stop impending disasters. #Gaza #Colonialism
A former Instagram influencer's journey: from chasing fame with healthy smoothie bowls & sponsored posts to facing criticism, health issues, and ultimately finding self-discovery and Offline Time.
Four moms, led by Marissa Pianko, solve a 15-year-old double homicide cold case detailed in 'The Carpool Detectives.' They uncover financial irregularities and suspicious activity surrounding the victims' deaths.
Yilkari explores journeys into the Australian desert, revealing Aboriginal perspectives, hidden landscapes, and the search for deeper truths. The narrator connects with the land, its people, and its mysteries.
News highlights: Florida's book removals, ALA partnerships, AI Act complaints, library policy research, and the launch of the National Association of Black Bookstores.
EU publishers protest AI Act. Florida bans books. ALA boosts library partnerships. Senate tackles copyright. Black booksellers unite. EveryLibrary studies censorship. IBPA joins ALA. PEN backs art protection. #books #AI #libraries
The Kenosha shooting involving Kyle Rittenhouse and Joseph Rosenbaum reveals complex racial and political tensions in the summer of 2020. The narrative explores the tragic events and the aftermath of the incident.
Reviews of Harry Frankfurt's 'On Bullshit', Gary Shteyngart's 'Vera', Michael Clune's 'Pan', and Alayo Akinkugbe's 'Reframing Blackness' are discussed, highlighting key themes and critical reception.
Author Louis Sachar discusses his journey from 'Wayside School' to the Newbery Medal-winning 'Holes', his daughter's reaction to his success and his inspiration from working with children.
Remembering Allan Ahlberg, celebrated children's author known for his playful rhymes and collaborations with Janet Ahlberg. His books like 'Burglar Bill' and 'Each Peach Pear Plum' remain classics.
A review of John Hirst's selected writings highlights his commitment to evidence-based history, convict society, and Australian democracy, resisting ideological narratives and promoting critical thinking.
The selling of book proofs (ARCs) sparks debate among BookTok influencers, publishers, and readers. Is it a perk, status symbol, or unfair practice? Discussions on blacklisting sellers and the evolving landscape of ARC distribution.
Australia's role in nurturing and exporting conspiracy narratives with global impact, focusing on Port Arthur massacre and Christchurch shooter's ideologies. Impact of online radicalization and white supremacist theories.