Wednesday, August 27, 2014

8 Things We Learned About Deborah Harkness And The "All Souls" Trilogy

An inside look at the final chapter of an incredible science fiction-fantasy trilogy.Deborah Harkness has brought the world of A Discovery of Witches back to life with the third book in the trilogy, The Book of Life. This truly spans the geeky realms with witches and vampires, time travel, and science labs all thrown together in pursuit of one ancient book. Here are a few...

The Stories Behind Some Of Music's Most Iconic Photos

Deborah Feingold has shot everyone from Madonna and Prince to Joey Ramone and the Beastie Boys. Here, she talks about the unforgettable images from her new book, Music . Photograph by Matt McGinley For more than 30 years, photographer Deborah Feingold has been capturing the spirit of music's biggest names, from Madonna to James Brown to Prince. What started as a hobby, learning...
Grisham calls King his “former friend…who’s now just a mere acquaintance.”After Stephen King nominated John Grisham for the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, the best-selling author responded to his "former friend" with this video. Grisham agreed to do the "ice bucket thing," as he called it. Via youtube.com And even left a cigar in his mouth while his son-in-law poured ice on his...

This Twitter Story Ends With A Magical Surprise

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13 Breakup Poems That Say It Better Than You Ever Could

The Twitter hashtag movement #breakuppoetry parodied classic poems by making them about split relationships. Here are some of the best ones. Jenny Chang / BuzzFeed Jenny Chang / BuzzFeed View Entire List...

Missing — And Finding — The Magic Of Haruki Murakami

The incredibly popular Japanese writer just released his latest book in English. It’s a departure for him, and for me. (Minor spoilers, insofar as a Murakami book can be spoiled.) Chris Ritter for BuzzFeed When I picked up my first book by Haruki Murakami, somewhere around the start of high school, I did not expect to like it. He writes the exact opposite of what I tend to...