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THE DULLUM FILE Terry's Book Club Selection
That big orange logo can mean only one thing. Actually, it can mean two things. One, Oprah's lawyers haven't ordered us to cease and desist using it yet. And two, with summer just about here,it's tim...
Posted on 5/25/12 at 8:23 PM
MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE I Am (amazon) Woman -- Hear Me Roar
It was -- literally -- a small thing that I wanted, but my entire family gaped at me in horror, as if I had brightly announced, "I think I'll sell my body on the streets to pick up a little pin money...
Posted on 5/23/12 at 1:32 PM
COACH CAROLYN Find Your Strengths
Most of you think that focusing on your weaknesses and improving them is the path to improved performance.The data showthat about 60% of Americans believe this and its even higher in a few other count...
Posted on 5/8/12 at 11:40 AM
OH LOOK, A SHINY THING! The Hunger for Death
Would you pay to watch 24 children kill each other? I did, this weekend, when I bought a ticket to "The Hunger Games," which is playing at our local theater in Jamestown. Now obviously no children we...
Posted on 5/2/12 at 10:00 AM
FARGO PUBLIC LIBRARY Early Literacy Workshops for Parents and Caregivers Next Week
Want to help your baby or preschooler develop strong language skills and a lifelong love of reading? The Fargo Public Library is offering a Babies & Books: Early Literacy Workshops for parents and...
Posted on 4/19/12 at 12:47 PM
Book review | ‘Wild’: On the trail, hiker battles pain of loss – and the feet 
Before I read “Wild,” I had never heard of the Pacific Crest Trail.
Now I want to hike it.
By Amanda St. Amand, St. Louis Post-Dispatch , March 31, 2012
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Container gardens done right: Ideas to help patio gardens look polished, planned
In theory, containers overflowing with flowers, herbs, grasses and vegetables can transform balconies and porches into green and leafy garden retreats.
By Nara Schoenberg, Chicago Tribune (MCT) , March 29, 2012
Weekend watch: Nation Book Awards reading
Tonight’s National Book Award reading features a one-two combo of powerful female writers and their remarkable sister subjects. Thanhha Lai won the 2011 National Book Award Young People’s Literature award for “Inside Out & Back Again,” which follows 10-year-old Hà in Saigon as the Vietnam War approaches.
By Forum staff reports , March 28, 2012
Thursday review: ‘Sparrows’ puts spin on classic Easter story
“The Easter Sparrows” is written by regional author Michael J. Larson, illustrated by regional artist Janine Ringdahl Schmidt. There’s no doubt the title is geared toward the Christian audience, perhaps first to parents who take their faith seriously and have grown weary of the commercialization of the Christian holidays.
By Roxane B. Salonen , March 28, 2012
Local comic book stores see uptick in sales, but owners say business still perceived as second-tier media
FARGO - ‘That never happens. It’s unrealistic. The thing I don’t get is how anyone thinks it’s real. It’s so phony.” That’s Rich Early talking about a TV show, but it’s not professional wrestling, or the paranormal reality series “Ghost Hunters” or even a Fox News broadcast he has a hard time believing.
By John Lamb , March 27, 2012
Dorgan book signing tonight in Fargo
We’re used to Byron Dorgan the author.
By Forum staff reports , March 25, 2012
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Eriksmoen: Western author from North Dakota first wrote book of poetry
The first book published by the most popular novelist of Western adventures was a collection of poetry.
By Curtis Eriksmoen , March 24, 2012
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Global children’s advocate, author to speak at Concordia
MOORHEAD – Maya Ajmera is proof that one person can make a difference in the world.
By Tracy Frank , March 23, 2012
Byron Dorgan co-authors energy 'eco-thriller'
BISMARCK (AP) — Former North Dakota U.S. Sen. Byron Dorgan is a co-author of a new 'eco-thriller' novel that details a fictional attempt to sabotage alternative energy development.
By Associated Press , March 23, 2012
Hungry for ‘Games’ fashion: Costume designer ensures Katniss and company are dressed to impress
“The Hunger Games” is a visual smorgasbord of a movie, a cast of hundreds dressed in everything from utilitarian garb with Depression-era grit to glam-gone-grotesque Gaga get-ups inspired by the latest haute couture.
By Booth Moore, Los Angeles Times (MCT) , March 21, 2012
Weekend watch: Poet Kevin Zepper reads 'Sugartown'
When local poet Kevin Zepper refers to Moorhead as “Sugartown” in his new collection of verse, it’s not a swipe at the ongoing American Crystal Sugar labor dispute, but rather a nod to how big the sweet industry is to the community.
By Forum staff reports , March 21, 2012
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Fargo Library introduces new way to search online catalog
The Fargo Public Library is excited to introduce a new way to search the library’s online catalog. The new catalog search, called UFind, has an easy to use format which allows users to refine their searches by location, collection, format and availability.
By Fargo Public Library blog on Areavoices.com , March 21, 2012
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Man pens book: 'The Great American Cereal Book: How Breakfast Got Its Crunch'
Ask Marty Gitlin to name his favorite cereal, and rest assured the answer he provides comes from years of thorough research that began when he just 8 years old.
By Lisa Abraham Akron Beacon Journal (MCT) , March 20, 2012
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Daughter’s disability prompts mom to write young adult book
As a writer and editor, Sarah Yates had worked in a number of genres, including histories, mysteries, textbooks and memoirs.
It wasn’t until she started writing for her daughter Gemma in the 1990s that she found herself in a new genre: disabled lit.
By John Lamb , March 20, 2012
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