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The Pleasure of My Company by Steve MartinThe Pleasure of My Company by Steve Martin

If you thought the Martian outdid himself with Shopgirl, prepare yourself for another tasty zinger.  [ ... ]

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Flow: the Cultural Story of Menstruation by Elissa SteinFlow: the Cultural Story of Menstruation by Elissa...

What to call your period in other lands... Have you ever used cutesy phrases to talk abou [ ... ]

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Gypsy Hearts by Robert M. Eversz

Robert M. Eversz, whose previous novel, Shooting Elvis, has been translated into a dozen languages a [ ... ]

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Habit of a Foreign Sky; A Novel by Xu XiHabit of a Foreign Sky; A Novel by Xu Xi

There's a delightful new novel gracing the cover of a recent Publishers Weekly featured as one of it [ ... ]

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Books

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Book Reviews from the pages of Think Magazine

"SOME BOOKS ARE MEANT TO BE NIBBLED, OTHERS TASTED, AND STILL OTHERS CHEWED AND SWALLOWED" -Francis Bacon

The following books have at one time or another been reviewed in Think, and are here to give you an insight into the kind of printed trash that causes one to publish this kinda printed trash.

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Elliott Smith and the Big Nothing by Benjamin Nugent

It was considered an annoying irony by Elliott Smith fans that most of the world knew him solely for his Oscar nomination for the song "Miss Misery" off the Good Will Hunting soundtrack...

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Fingerprints of the Gods by Graham Hancock

What do a 15th century map showing the coastline of frozen Antarctica, the Mayan calendar, Noah's flood and the Pyramids of Egypt have in common?

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Finding Cassie Crazy by Jaclyn Moriarty

Jaclyn Moriarty's 2000 novel Feeling Sorry for Celia was one of the funniest debut novels to be published in recent years. I looked forward to reading her next novel, and the three year wait has been well worth it.

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