Comments on: Not Dead Yet http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908 Fri, 03 Sep 2010 17:24:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: A Vacation Full of Reading… yeah, right! http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908&cpage=1#comment-37467 A Vacation Full of Reading… yeah, right! Sat, 02 Jan 2010 05:04:06 +0000 http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908#comment-37467 [...] What book am I reading (or trying to read)? I’m glad you asked! The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblewski has been getting an unbelievable amount of attention, especially for a first author. Several extremely well-read and discerning booksellers I know have been raving about it. Everyone from the Washington Post to Stephen King to many bloggers loves this book. [...] [...] What book am I reading (or trying to read)? I’m glad you asked! The Story of Edgar Sawtelle by David Wroblewski has been getting an unbelievable amount of attention, especially for a first author. Several extremely well-read and discerning booksellers I know have been raving about it. Everyone from the Washington Post to Stephen King to many bloggers loves this book. [...]

]]> By: meziane http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908&cpage=1#comment-21594 meziane Wed, 22 Oct 2008 12:09:11 +0000 http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908#comment-21594 i heard about the story of edgar swatelle but i leave in algeria and i cant take i heard about the story of edgar swatelle but i leave in algeria and i cant take

]]> By: Secretly Ironic » Blog Archive » The Story Of Edgar Sawtelle http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908&cpage=1#comment-14432 Secretly Ironic » Blog Archive » The Story Of Edgar Sawtelle Wed, 11 Jun 2008 01:45:47 +0000 http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908#comment-14432 [...] I just finished reading The Story Of Edgar Sawtelle. It’s a book I resisted for quite awhile, at least partly because Bookdwarf was so enthusiastic about it, and I just didn’t want to admit that she’s always right about these sorts of things. [...] [...] I just finished reading The Story Of Edgar Sawtelle. It’s a book I resisted for quite awhile, at least partly because Bookdwarf was so enthusiastic about it, and I just didn’t want to admit that she’s always right about these sorts of things. [...]

]]> By: jennifer shepard http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908&cpage=1#comment-11851 jennifer shepard Sat, 16 Feb 2008 03:12:06 +0000 http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908#comment-11851 Delurking to say I really enjoy reading your blog, especially posts such as this, which make me miss being a rep. I repped for St. Martin's Press et. al. from '93 to '00 in the upper midwest (IA, NE, MN, WI, oh my). At this time of year, everything I pulled out of my trunk, from catalogs to ARCs, was frozen solid, radiating cold. I love your enthusiasm and professionalism for the book and for independent booksellers. Keep fighting the good fight! Delurking to say I really enjoy reading your blog, especially posts such as this, which make me miss being a rep. I repped for St. Martin’s Press et. al. from ’93 to ’00 in the upper midwest (IA, NE, MN, WI, oh my). At this time of year, everything I pulled out of my trunk, from catalogs to ARCs, was frozen solid, radiating cold.

I love your enthusiasm and professionalism for the book and for independent booksellers. Keep fighting the good fight!

]]> By: Rohan Maitzen http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908&cpage=1#comment-11246 Rohan Maitzen Sat, 19 Jan 2008 14:13:28 +0000 http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908#comment-11246 Since you liked The Woman in White, you might really enjoy Collins's later book The Moonstone (more specifically in the mystery genre). I think in some ways it's smarter, and it's also shorter! Since you liked The Woman in White, you might really enjoy Collins’s later book The Moonstone (more specifically in the mystery genre). I think in some ways it’s smarter, and it’s also shorter!

]]> By: Brian Hadd http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908&cpage=1#comment-11194 Brian Hadd Thu, 17 Jan 2008 16:38:10 +0000 http://www.bookdwarf.com/?p=908#comment-11194 Cathedral of the Sea's not. The thing's play wherein you catch the conscience of the king. Hamlet is quite a rollicker! Gertrude is really the play in my opinion. Cathedral of the Sea’s not. The thing’s play wherein you catch the conscience of the king. Hamlet is quite a rollicker! Gertrude is really the play in my opinion.

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