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Tuesday News: King Richard’s bones confirmed via DNA; Ukraine’s best selling books are historical romance; The government wants to create free WIFI

Tuesday News: King Richard’s bones confirmed via DNA; Ukraine’s best selling books are historical romance; The government wants to create free WIFI

Tech, telecom giants take sides as FCC proposes large public WiFi networks – I want this to happen. The Washington Post “The federal government wants to create super WiFi networks across the nation, so powerful and broad in reach that consumers could use them to make calls or surf the Internet without paying a cellphone(…)

Google Nexus 7 Review

Google Nexus 7 Review

A few weeks ago Google released their first entry into the increasingly crowded Android tablet arena, the Nexus 7.  The 7-inch Nexus 7 competes with the likes of the Kindle Fire, Nook Tablet, Galaxy Tab 2 and others, as well as older spec’d devices like the Kobo Vox and Nook Color.  Google’s Nexus line are(…)

REVIEW:  Shoot to Thrill by PJ Tracy

REVIEW: Shoot to Thrill by PJ Tracy

Dear Authors: (PJ Tracy is a mother and daughter writing team). As you state in the frontpiece, “South African elephants produce faster” than you two but I never tired of waiting for the next installment of the Monkeewrench team. (Of course I had to google South African elephants to really get the joke and apparently(…)

Sunday News Roundup: Free Books from All Romance eBooks

Sunday News Roundup: Free Books from All Romance eBooks

I hope you are enjoying the holidays. We are taking a mini vacation this week (if you haven’t noticed the light schedule this past week) which means only one review a day and no opinions. Today we’ve got a link roundup and a review. We’ll be back to our regular schedule on January 2nd along(…)

LA Times Debates Publishing

The LA Times held a panel this past week on the issue of publishing. The panel, moderated by the Times book editor David Ullin, included former PW editor-in-chief, publishing consultant and author of So Many Books, So Little Time Sara Nelson; Richard Nash, former head of Soft Skull Press; Otis Chandler, founder of the Goodreads(…)