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Dave Eggers tonight, Feb. 5, at Powell’s City of Books. He’ll be signing books starting at 6 pm til the ink runs dry.

Who’s coming with us?

Dave Eggers tonight, Feb. 5, at Powell’s City of Books. He’ll be signing books starting at 6 pm til the ink runs dry.

Who’s coming with us?

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housingworksbookstore:

I love charts!

So good.

housingworksbookstore:

I love charts!

So good.

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workman:

nparts:
Museum unveils Bronte’s teeny tiny early work
A manuscript by British author Charlotte Brontë that fits comfortably into the palm of a hand that fetched 691,000 pounds ($1.1 million) at a Sotheby’s auction in December, more than twice the upper estimate, went on display this week.

workman:

nparts:

Museum unveils Bronte’s teeny tiny early work

A manuscript by British author Charlotte Brontë that fits comfortably into the palm of a hand that fetched 691,000 pounds ($1.1 million) at a Sotheby’s auction in December, more than twice the upper estimate, went on display this week.

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Here at Powells.com, in addition to exclusive interviews, original essays, and Q&As, we feature a wide selection of guest blogs from noteworthy authors. Each week, a new author contributes to our blog for five days straight, revealing everything from their thoughts on the writing process to details about their favorite neighborhood cat.
We’re constantly amazed at what comes out of these series, and we consider ourselves incredibly lucky to be able to host so many brilliant authors in one place.
As the year comes to a close, we thought we’d give a rundown of all our guest bloggers for 2012 in case you missed — or want to revisit — any of their posts.
Happy reading! 

Here at Powells.com, in addition to exclusive interviewsoriginal essays, and Q&As, we feature a wide selection of guest blogs from noteworthy authors. Each week, a new author contributes to our blog for five days straight, revealing everything from their thoughts on the writing process to details about their favorite neighborhood cat.

We’re constantly amazed at what comes out of these series, and we consider ourselves incredibly lucky to be able to host so many brilliant authors in one place.

As the year comes to a close, we thought we’d give a rundown of all our guest bloggers for 2012 in case you missed — or want to revisit — any of their posts.

Happy reading

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openroadmedia:

How long it took great writers to finish their novels.

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davidajohnsonart:

“A loving heart is the truest wisdom.”
— Charles Dickens

davidajohnsonart:

“A loving heart is the truest wisdom.”

— Charles Dickens

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randomhouse:

Postcards Written by Famous Authors

[Source: Flavorpill]

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visual-poetry:

william s. burroughs
[photo by kate simon]

visual-poetry:

william s. burroughs

[photo by kate simon]

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Rest in Peace, Ray Bradbury… And Thank You

Ray Bradbury

“In my later years I have looked in the mirror each day and found a happy person staring back….Occasionally I wonder why I can be so happy. The answer is that every day of my life I’ve worked only for myself and for the joy that comes from writing and creating. The image in my mirror is not optimistic, but the result of optimal behavior.” — Ray Bradbury, Bradbury Speaks (Harper Collins, 2005)

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What if?

This season on ‘The Real Authors of Classic Literature’ in which Hemingway gets chased by boars, Lord Byron experiences ‘The Simple Life’, and Capote challenges his students to an epic rap battle. Hey, we’d watch it.

Im Ernest Hemingway& Get Me Out of Here!