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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Run for the Borders
Like most Bookworms, I was saddened when I heard that Borders was kaput. While I admit my local Borders wasn’t something that I frequented because of its nearly-half-an-hour-away location, it always stings me when a bookstore meets its demise. This is the fourth bookstore that’s closed in Northeastern Pa. … Continue reading
Posted in Bookworm
Tagged Beat, book sale, books, bookstores, Borders, Charles Bukowski, inspiration, Jack Kerouac, Sweet Valley High, The Baby-sitters Club
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Story Snippet, No. 11
Does Tommy Lee of Motley Crue really need an introduction? I think not, so here are some snippets from my recent chat with him. The full story will be in the Wednesday, July 27 issue of the Weekender. “You … Continue reading
Posted in Story Snippets
Tagged Crue Fest, interviews, Motley Crue, music, Poison, Story Snippets, Tommy Lee, writing
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Ink for Blood 