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By Nathan Whitlock
December 3, 2007
11:44 AM

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Bookmarks – Khaled Hosseini says stay the course, A.L. Kennedy pleads for school and library funding, and more

Some book-related links:

  • Khaled Hosseini, author of The Kite Runner, urges U.S. and allies to stay in Afghanistan (AFP)
  • A.L. Kennedy wins Scottish book award, makes plea for school and library funding (The Scotsman)
  • Author Taslima Nasreen under fire in India (Toronto Star)
  • Mohammed the Mole now named “Morgan” (The Times of India)
  • Are textbooks getting dumbed down? (Guardian Unlimited)
  • Books have lessons for greedheads (TheStreet.com)
  • The New York Public Library displays mug shots of George W. Bush et al. (CBC.ca)
  • Bookstore flasher arrested (Dailypress.com)
  • Megan Jones

    The link given for the textbook article actually links to the George W. Bush article…

  • Q&Q Staff

    Link fixed. Thanks.

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Brian Lam, publisher of Arsenal Pulp Press

Carol Jensson and Judie Glick at the launch of the New Granville Island Market Cookbook

Robert Ballantyne, Associate Publisher at Arsenal Pulp Press, and Wesley Yuen, old friend of Brian Lam.

Judie and Carol at the end of the launch.

Susan Safyan, editor of Arsenal Pulp Press, handing out wine at the launch of the New Granville Island Market Cookbook

the spread, contributed by the vendors at Granville Island Market in support of the New Granville Island Market Cookbook by Judie Glick and Carol Jensson

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