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Don’t let your creativity get lost in the flood. Let it flow into real pages. keep it with you, kiss it, caress it. Eternalize it.
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Milla Jovovich - Leeloo
Check my video game blog: http://nogame5.blogspot.pt/
test for booklrs
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Book Questions!
1:
What is your favorite book?
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What was the last book you read?
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What is the worst book you've ever read?
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Top 7 book characters.
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What is your favorite genre?
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Book you cried the hardest reading?
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Book you laughed the hardest reading?
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Which book character(s) do you most relate to?
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Favorite author(s)?
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Do you judge books by their covers?
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What is your favorite quote from a book?
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Which book do you recommend to friends and family most?
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Which book is so special to you that you don't share it with others?
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Do you have any signed books?
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Have you met any authors?
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Buy books new, used, or go to the library?
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Where is your favorite place to read?
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Prefer books set in the past or the future?
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What 5 elements would your ideal book have?
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Do you ever hope to publish your own book?
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Prefer stand alone or series?
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Do you mark/highlight/dog ear your books or keep them in perfect condition?
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Hardbacks or paperbacks?
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Do you watch any booktubers?
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Have you read _______?
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Do you like twist endings?
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Do you reread books?
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E-readers or physical copies of books?
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A book that makes you feel comforted?
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Would you rather read any ending that makes you feel happy or sad?
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Favorite villain in a book?
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Do you like to write reviews when you finish a book?
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Do you experience "book hangovers"?
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Favorite book cover(s)?
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Send me a book recommendation?
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quiet clean girls in gingham dresses
all I’ve ever known are whores, ex-prostitutes,
madwomen. I see men with quiet,
gentle women I see them in the supermarkets,
I see them walking down the streets together,
I see them in their apartments: people at
peace, living together. I know that their
peace is only partial, but there is
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Founding Fathers of Hard-Boiled Crime. This week, we’re taking a look at the creators of the tough and gritty genre of Hard-Boiled Crime Fiction. Dashielle Hammett, Carroll John Daly and Raymond Chandler wrote raw, sparse stories of brave private-eyes that solved cases and caught crooks through perseverance, guns, shady accomplices, and wisecracks. Read on here.
Founding Fathers of Hard-Boiled Crime. This week, we’re taking a look at the creators of the tough and gritty genre of Hard-Boiled Crime Fiction. Dashielle Hammett, Carroll John Daly and Raymond Chandler wrote raw, sparse stories of brave private-eyes that solved cases and caught crooks through perseverance, guns, shady accomplices, and wisecracks. Read on here.
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"What if I slept a little more and forgot about all this nonsense."
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“Many a book is like a key to unknown chambers within the castle of one’s own self.” - Franz Kafka
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“Many a book is like a key to unknown chambers within the castle of one’s own self.” - Franz Kafka
(Source: lorenzanatarella)
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"I miss you deeply, unfathomably, senselessly, terribly."
Kafka, Franz. Letters to Milena. (via breathe-of-midwinter)
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Congratulations to Don DeLillo, who has won the inaugural Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction, inspired by earlier incarnations that awarded prizes for lifetime achievement in the writing of fiction and, for the past three years, Creative Achievement Award for fiction.
DeLillo will be given the prize during the National Book Festival on September 21-22.
Congratulations to Don DeLillo, who has won the inaugural Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction, inspired by earlier incarnations that awarded prizes for lifetime achievement in the writing of fiction and, for the past three years, Creative Achievement Award for fiction.
DeLillo will be given the prize during the National Book Festival on September 21-22.
