Poet’s Showcase Portraits in Clay and Wind
A fragmentary poem scene describes a winged figure with rough calloused hands and ground-dusty pockets. It contemplates apples knocked loose by Kansas winds, clay statues with stone brains, the sun on clay ears, and a small man storing vivid bird songs in a memory too small for tears.
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Best selling books listed by the New York Times
The New York Times presents top selling titles with authors publishers and prices. Notable entries include Patterson Sparks Karen Koontz Brown Dan McCourt Carter Goodwin Friedman Grogan with varied plots from thrillers to memoirs and global analysis.
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Internet reshapes publishing in 2005 with new sales frontiers
Industry pivots to digital channels as publishers test online sales models and devices from cell phones to blogs. Google Print Library faces lawsuits while Amazon and others eye page-by-page sales as the market shifts, yet overall book sales decline despite rising publication numbers. Oprah Winfrey’s influence steadies demand, with insiders noting her unmatched audience reach.
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Kiss Me Annabel A tale of love and wealth in 1800s England
Eloisa James blends romance and social restraint as Annabel, a dowryless heiress, and Ewan, a Scotsman seeking a wealthy English wife, navigate attraction and honor. A scandal pushes them toward marriage and a journey to Scotland where kisses count as true currency.
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Readers weigh books from Irving to Borges in campus chatter
Kate Phillips, a KU senior, praises A Widow for One Year by John Irving and notes themes about a couple after their children. Stephen Webb recalls LT Over the Edge by Lawrence Taylor, detailing football life and later role modeling. Paxico builder Ron Sprague discusses Should It Be Told by Agnes M Downey McPeak on local history. All Beckman, others read Freakonomics by Levitt and Dubner, and Adam Shanko references Borges Labyrinths for its complex philosophy.
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Kansas University
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John Irving
Stephen Webb
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Paxico
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Winter issue of Mid America Poetry Review released
The winter edition features regional writers including Brian Daldolph of Lawrence and John Mark Eberhart of Kansas City Mo. The volume sells for six dollars.
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Lawrence
John Mark Eberhart
Kansas City
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