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Lit Notes

Posted on February 9, 2011 by jewishbooks | Leave a comment

Posted by Naomi Firestone-Teeter

Past NETWORK author Justin Taylor’s new book, The Gospel of Anarchy, is officially out. Buy it. And, read this interview with him over at The Rumpus (thanks for the tip, Matthue).

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Tagged Gospel of Anarchy, Jewish Books, Justin Taylor, Michael David Lukas, Oracle of Stamboul

JBC Bookshelf: Icy Day Edition

Posted on February 2, 2011 by jewishbooks | 1 Comment

Posted by Naomi Firestone-Teeter
Gosh, it never ends. But, bad weather = more time to read, so we’re not complaining too much! Continue reading here.

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Tagged Ariel Sabar, Heart of the City, JBC Bookshelf, Jewish Books, Michael David Lukas, Michael Kramer, Michael Showalter, Modern Jewish Literatures, Mr. Funny Pants, Oracle of Stamboul, Scott Lerner, Sheila Jelen

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