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Category Archives: ebooks
American Writers Museum Opens
On May 16th, the long-awaited American Writers Museum will open in the heart of Chicago’s tourist district. Located at 108 North Michigan Avenue, not far from the world famous Art Institute and Millennium Park, the museum features multimedia installations, permanent … Continue reading
Posted in Books, ebooks, History, Museums, Tourism, USA, Writing
Tagged American Writers, Art Institute, Chicago, Jack Kerouac, Mark Twain
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Singapore Does It Better
The government of Singapore has launched an initiative to provide residents with the world’s best transit stops. Located in the Jurong District of the city-state, the first example of these super stops features both book racks for print reading materials … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Asia, ebooks, Libraries, Public Transport, Tech
Tagged public transit, Singapore
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You Are What You Read
Posted in Books, ebooks, Libraries, USA, Writing
Tagged Bono, George R. R. Martin, John Lennon, Stephen King
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Hop on the Book Train
This past January, the Book Train began regularly scheduled daily runs in Korea’s Gyeonggi-do Province outside of Seoul. One car of each train is lined with book shelves stocked with everything from children’s books and poetry to novels and contemporary … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Books, ebooks, Libraries, Public Transport, Tech
Tagged Korea, Seoul, Train Travel
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Objects That Changed The World
Cambridge University Library is celebrating its 600th anniversary this year with a physical and online exhibition called “Lines of Thought: Discoveries That Changed the World”. The historic library has grown from a small collection of manuscripts kept in a wooden … Continue reading
Posted in Books, ebooks, Europe, History, Libraries, Museums, Writing
Tagged Cambridge, Cambridge University, England, Exhibitions, Great Britain
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Lurk Late
With all of the hubbub and hullabaloo about the George Lucas Museum of Narrative Art planning to open in Chicago, last week’s announcement finalizing the plans for the American Writers Museum got lost in the media fog. The good news … Continue reading
Posted in Books, ebooks, History, Museums, USA, Writing
Tagged American Literature, Anna Quindlen, Chicago, Children's literature, Poetry
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Another reason to visit Grenoble
Residents and visitors in beautiful Grenoble, France will never be at a loss for reading material thanks to a new project sponsored by the city government and local publisher Short Edition. Clever little orange and black terminals that dispense short … Continue reading
A Place Just For Book Lovers
My television cable service offers literally hundreds of channels to chose from 24 hours a day. There are networks devoted to every sport imaginable. There are dozens of food and cooking shows. There are even entire networks that only show … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Bookstore Tourism, ebooks, Libraries, USA, Writing
Tagged Independent bookstore, TV
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Speed Reading
Those of us who absolutely must have something to read at all times are always on the hunt for quick reads for short trips and long waits. This infographic, created by Ebook Friendly, suggests 24 choices for 1 hour reads. … Continue reading
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Tagged Edgar Allan Poe, H. P. Lovecraft, Philip K Dick, Robert Louis Stevenson, Stephen King
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