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[aropride]

ok i NEED everyone to see what i've been putting up with all semester im begging u to suffer with me . please note : i couldnt stand to leave them on but by default there's loud as fuck sound effects every time u click a button . fuck inquizitive fuck wwnorton forever

[teddyboysinclair-blog]

TeddyBoy Reviews Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman

“In ancient times, cats were worshipped as gods; they have not forgotten this.”  --Terry Pratchett

Read TeddyBoy’s PawReview of Norse Mythology at:  https://wp.me/p8qpby-vI on his web page: teddyboysinclair.com

While TeddyBoy thought Mr. Gaiman wrote an excellent book, he faults the author for leaving out cats.  And, of course, Norwegian Forest Cats descended from the gods.   In fact Balder, the universally-loved god who was killed, rose again from the underworld.  And cats have nine lives, so is there any question that Balder was really a cat and had used up one of his lives?  I think not!

[fredhandbag]

I've heard lots of good reviews from Jaime Lynn Hendricks's previous book and was looking forward to reading this one. - It Could Be Anyone. "A group of friends head to Miami for a wedding of their good friend, Fiona, and their new friend, Trevor. Except none of the group really like Trevor. He really wants to marry into Fiona's family so he found the darkest secrets of the group and blackmailed them all to speak well of him to Fiona. And now at the wedding he's dead...and everyone is a suspect." Trevor dies in the very beginning and the rest of the book we find out why everyone wants him dead. And these characters are all jacked-up. This is the perfect read if you like messed up characters. Hendricks dribbles the stories out a little at a time - just the right amount to hold the reader's interest. There are several red herrings so you'll have a hard time guessing the killer. Fast-paced, entertaining narrative from Hendricks and relatively short chapters (if that's your thing) How well do you really know your closest friends? Nice new thriller from Hendricks. Thanks to @penzlerpub and @netgalley for the advanced copy #itcouldbeanyone #jaimelynnhendricks #penzlerpub #wwnorton #bookstagram #bookshelves #booknerd #readinglife #bookwormlife #sodacityreads #readersofig #bookreview #bookwormlife #suspensebook #bookhaul #literarycrimefiction #goodreads #homelibrary #thrillerbooks #domesticthriller #crimefiction #thriller #characterdrivenbooks #mysterythriller #bookrecs https://www.instagram.com/p/CcNb_aNr7iT/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[marziesreads]

Changing it up, this weekend I’m reading @ghidorahnotweak’s latest, #fourlostcities, which looks so fascinating! I’ve been following their reporting on female Vikings for years and am curious to how to (and why one can) lose an entire city. #arcreads #bookstagram #readersofinstagram #wwnorton https://www.instagram.com/p/CK7Wmp4gKId/?igshid=1hr4m1e17ogyp

[wwnortonlibrary]

PLA Schedule

We are looking forward to the Public Library Association conference in Nashville! Norton will be in booth 1512.

WEDNESDAY, February 26

9:30-10:30am: Booklist Book Buzz featuring Norton, Workman, Macmillan, HarperCollins and PRH in the Davidson Ballroom.

3:30–6:30pm: Exhibits Open. We will have lots of ARCs for you! 

THURSDAY, February 27

9:00am–5:00pm: Exhibits Open

5:15-6:15pm: LibraryReads “Your Evening is Booked” author panel in Room 102.  Authors included are: Odie LIndsey, Brit Bennett, Katherine Center, Leesa Cross-Smith, and Sam Tschida.  RSVP is not required but it’s nice because it helps us know how many ARCs to bring (RSVP here).

FRIDAY, February 28

9:00am–2:00pm: Exhibits Open

10:00-11:30am: Book Buzz Stage in the exhibit hall - come hear about new and forthcoming books for children and teens.

12:30 – 2:00pm: Book Buzz Stage in the exhibit hall - come hear about new and forthcoming books for Adults!         

[hollymcghee]

this book / September 2018

[lindenwoodhumanities-blog]

Heads up: Undergraduate Best Essay Prize From W.W. Norton!

Call for Submissions

The Norton Writer’s Prize will be awarded annually for an outstanding essay written by an undergraduate. Literacy narratives, literary and other textual analyses, reports, profiles, evaluations, arguments, memoirs, proposals, mixed-genre pieces, and more: any excellent writing done for an undergraduate writing class will be considered. One first-prize winner and two runners-up will be selected in 2018.

The winner will receive a cash award of $1,500. Two runners-up will each receive a cash award of $1,000. The deadline for submissions is June 15, 2018.

Website: http://books.wwnorton.com/books/norton-writers-prize/?mid=145

[wwnortonlibrary]

As Norton approaches its centennial in 2023, the company remains close to founders William and Mary Norton’s purpose of publishing “Books That Live.” Reidhead credits Mrs. Norton’s decision in the 1950s to create an employee-ownership structure that has enabled Norton to remain independent and tied to its original roots over the decades.

An interview with our new president, Julia Reidhead!