Nothing is real anymore!
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Random House
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Give yourself a good scare.
Don’t let the cover fool you. This happy-go-lucky girl must deal with monsters and madness and still keep calm while removing a body impaled on a bedpost. Definitely not for the squeamish.
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We’ve got a main character named Mary Shelley reaching out to her dead boyfriend. A ghostly tale that’s steeped in mysticism.
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Think you know the Headless Horseman? This new version of the legend from Katrina Van Tassel’s point of view will have you guessing till the very end. And yes, head do roll.
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Paramount Pictures
My feelings will not be repressed.
His first name is Fitzwilliam. Never use it.
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And though he was created by the beautiful mind of Miss Jane Austen over two hundred years ago, he has some lessons that might be of assistance to the modern chap.
Focus Features
“To be fond of dancing was a certain step towards falling in love.”
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"Could there be finer symptoms? Is not general incivility the very essence of love?"
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For when The Boy Who Lived is just too mainstream .
Angst, spells, and perfect snogging.
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Yaay. If you're new to this, start with the first post here. We'll wait for you.
Warner Bros.
The titles are getting too dark to read.
Warner Bros.
*Makes five tattoo appointments immediately*
Old book smell forever.
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“Every year it gets just a little harder to be an independent publisher,” says founder Dave Eggers .
McSweeney's
Hello Readers,
We have very good news. Starting today, McSweeney's Publishing will begin operating as a nonprofit.
For the last fifteen years, McSweeney's has dedicated itself to publishing outstanding new writing in a wild variety of forms, and we'll continue to do just that. The Quarterly Concern will still feature the groundbreaking short stories and eye-gratifying design that have won it two National Magazine Awards; the Believer will still publish great essays and interviews and special issues. Our books, we hope, will remain worthy of cherished placement on your shelves.
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Things are not good.
It plays over shots of Katniss flying to District 12. As a side note, say what you want about the Capitol, but deforestation is certainly not an issue under its rule.
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