overbooked: a resource for readers

fiction and readable nonfiction

A space for ravenous & omnivorous readers to share thoughts about reading.

Overbooked

The website: www.overbooked.org

For ravenous readers. Overbooked provides timely information about fiction as well as readable nonfiction.

Overbooked originals include annotated lists of nonfiction, fiction and mystery books which received starred reviews, themed booklists, featured titles lists and hot lists of hard cover US fiction releases. Established 1994.

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Rules for Readers

"What is the use of a book", thought Alice, "without ... conversations" - Lewis Carroll

Rosenberg's First Law of Reading: "Never apologize for your reading tastes." - Betty Rosenberg

Orr's Corollary: "Never belittle anyone else's reading tastes either." - Cindy Orr

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Blog Posts

Ben Larken

THE HOLLOWS is almost out!

Hi horror fans! I'm shamelessly plugging my new horror novel that's coming out Nov. 20. It's called THE HOLLOWS and you can preorder a signed copy at: http://www.ll-publications.com/thehollows.html

When you preorder you'll also receive the ebook version of my first novel - the EPPIE Award winning PIT-STOP.

Here's the first chapter of THE HOLLOWS. Enjoy!


The Buckner Farm

May 13, 1949


For Tess Buckner t… Continue

Posted by Ben Larken on November 4, 2009 at 10:47am

john michal

Economical Shifting With Packers and Movers of India

Moving of goods from the one place to another is not an easy task. It is one of the most problematic and chaotic task that makes people mentally and physically tired. Lots of processes and task has to be done to make the task complete one. Packing, loading, unloading and unpacking of goods has to done in safe and secure way. These tasks may look simple but in reality they are the most problematic and time taking one. Sometimes during the process many unwanted issues unfolds making people mentall… Continue

Posted by john michal on November 3, 2009 at 1:12am

David Carlson

Heat Wave, by Richard Castle

If you are a mystery fan, and watch Castle on ABC TV, you may enjoy Heat Wave, by Richard Castle. I recommend both the book and the TV show. Nikki Heat is tough and dominant in the novel. Her TV character Kate Beckett is softer, and Richard Castle more often than not gets the best of her. Rook the reporter tag-along in the novel never wins unless Nikki allows it.

Part of the hype about the book is to guess who the ghostwriter is. My guess was Jayne Ann Krentz of the Arcane Soci
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Posted by David Carlson on October 31, 2009 at 9:23pm

David Carlson

Four Books Purchased at Barnes&Noble

Here is the book list I took to Barnes&Noble today.

Heat Wave, by Richard Castle

The Lost Symbol, byDan Brown

Dracula: The Un-Dead, by Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt

And Another Thing, by Eoin Colfer

I watch "Castle" on Monday nights on ABC TV. Who is the ghost writer? Wouldn't it be interesting if it were Jane Ann Krentz? See my earlier blog post on her Arcane Society Novels, and one of her pseudonyms, Castle. The TV series iContinue

Posted by David Carlson on October 23, 2009 at 10:30pm

Kenneth Weene

The cyberspace world and its denizens

I never realized how may sites there are for interacting with others. Who are these people (You for example) who people this world? Are they real or avatars? Do they think the things they say, or are they merely personae created for the occasion? They seem nice and intelligent, but perhaps they are computers programmed to interact with me. Does any of this matter? No, I'm having fun. So I wish you, whoever or whatever you may be a pleasant day; and if you are a real person, I wish you a great da… Continue

Posted by Kenneth Weene on October 23, 2009 at 10:37am

 
 

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