Bookmarks: new Bond in Russia!, new Thunderbirds everywhere!, no new autobiographical characters in Salman Rushdie novels!

Bookmarks, Salman Rushdie, Writing

February 11, 2008 | 11:42 AM | By Nathan Whitlock

Some book-related links:

New James Bond novel gets Russian publisher (MI6)
New Thunderbirds novels after more than forty years (SWFA Pressbook)
Salman Rushdie vows to stop creating autobiographical characters (The Canadian Press)
Mold: the enemy of rare books (Chicago Tribune)
Woman robs dirty bookshop (The San Diego Union-Tribune)
John Updike on Flann O’Brien (The New Yorker)
Deciphering authors’ handwriting (Slate)
Leah McLaren: our own Paris Hilton? (Seven Oaks)

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One Response to “Bookmarks: new Bond in Russia!, new Thunderbirds everywhere!, no new autobiographical characters in Salman Rushdie novels!”

February 11, 2008 | 4:08 pm Rob in Victoria says:

I think Ryan Bigge would be surprised to find himself lumped in with “every woman [the writer] knows”…

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