allneonlke | Shared With: Everyone - Sep 28 2007 | books, women
Quoted: Recent studies confirm what publishing executives have long suspected: Women read more than men. It's not clear why but theories abound, ranging from early childhood development to the differences between the male and female brain.
- allneonlke | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 31 2008 | books, world, music
Just posted my latest interview, with artist Lori Field. Her work is stunning, and her answers are inspirational.
Quoted: Art*Culture*Mirabilia
ShareViewed: 6 Times - allneonlke | Shared With: Everyone - May 31 2007 | trends, books, news
Quoted: A crotchety boss might say that we’re working longer because we’re wasting time, but the opposite may also be true. We are wasting time because we are working harder.
ShareViewed: 1 Time - allneonlke | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 23 2007 | world, food, books
Great article
Quoted: What's odd is, none of it appears to have made us happier. Throughout the postwar years, even as the gnp curve has steadily climbed, the ...
ShareViewed: 1 Time - allneonlke | Shared With: Everyone - Mar 20 2007 | books, news
coool
Quoted: Reinventing the look (even smell) of a book
- Amazon.com: Welcome to Doomsday (New York Review Books Collection): Books: Bill Moyers,Bill Mckibbenallneonlke | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 04 2006 | books
I just saw Bill Moyers speak last night. He is such a hero of mine, and he was even more articulate and gentlemanly in person than I imagined. He was promoting this new book of his, about the Christian Right and their fatal threat to the environment. Scary but motivating stuff.
Quoted: Amazon.com: Welcome to Doomsday (New York Review Books Collection): Books: Bill Moyers,Bill Mckibben by Bill Moyers,Bill Mckibben
ShareViewed: 1 Time - allneonlke | Shared With: Everyone - Oct 03 2006 | food, books
Speaking of books, this is one of the best I've read in a while. Part fictional autobiography, part cook cook, part mystery. The narrator is one of the most hilariously pretentious I've ever encountered. Genius.
Quoted: Amazon.com: The Debt to Pleasure: A Novel: Books: John Lanchester by John Lanchester
- allneonlke | Shared With: Everyone - Feb 07 2006 | books
Damn. Lots of literary fraud these days, huh? JT Leroy actually gave Matt's brother's boyfriend's book a rave review. I wonder if it still counts. Pam
Quoted: The books published under the name JT Leroy were actually written by a San Francisco woman named Laura Albert.
- allneonlke | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 30 2006 | books
Shiwani, you are the love of my life
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- shiwani - Sep 28 2007
You must be Pam's friend before you can comment on this Fave.I wonder how long this has been the case. For example, Jane Austen was clearly writing for a female audience.
Send Pam a friend request or a personal message instead.