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Fiction writers aren’t social commentators: Novelist

Indian contemporary literature is benefiting from the growing tribe of journalists who are writing books of late, points out award-winning poet, dancer and novelist Tishani Doshi. At the same time, she says, a fiction writer is not a social commentator.

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Strontium and osteoporosis II: On our own

I published my own case study on the use of Strontium Citrate to treat severe osteoporosis in 2008. [1] The purpose of the present article is to document my progress with the most current Bone Mineral Density test results (May 2010), as well as update the current research literature on the use of the most common drugs prescribed for osteopenia/osteoporosis in the United States.

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Strontium and osteoporosis II: On our own

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Stick a toe in

ARE you interested in the growing field of children’s literature? Not sure what to expect or how to get started? Then you might want to check out Writing and Illustrating Children’s Books: An Introduction.

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New spin to soft power: Indian ’stree’ smartness lights up Obama dinner (The Times of India)

To the growing body of literature on soft power, add another component - India’s ’stree’ smartness. It was on full display at the White House on Tuesday night.

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New spin to soft power: Indian ’stree’ smartness lights up Obama dinner (The Times of India)

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Poetic license (Las Vegas Weekly)

Novelist Ivy Pochoda doesn’t get Las Vegas literally correct in her new book, but she wasn’t trying to. It’s the latest entrant in the growing collection of literature set here.

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Poetic license (Las Vegas Weekly)

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Mon Valley visited by 2 new releases (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

Book News: Autumn House Press is adding to the growing literature of Western Pennsylvania with two new releases from old Pittsburgh hands.

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Mon Valley visited by 2 new releases (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

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‘Singapore fever’ rages on in China (The Malaysian Insider)

SHENZHEN, June 24 — A fresh wave of books on Singapore is hitting China, as scholars here add to the growing Chinese literature on the experiences and stories of the island nation.

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‘Singapore fever’ rages on in China (The Malaysian Insider)

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Pontypool: Interview with Bruce McDonald (KPBS San Diego)

Above: “Pontypool,” a zombie film without zombies? Zombies are all the rage at the moment. Borders even has a whole wall devoted to zombie literature ranging from ” The Zombie Survival Guide ” to ” Zombie Haiku ” to “Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.”

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Pontypool: Interview with Bruce McDonald (KPBS San Diego)

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‘S’pore fever’ rages on in China (The Malaysian Insider)

SHENZHEN, June 24 — A fresh wave of books on Singapore is hitting China, as scholars here add to the growing Chinese literature on the experiences and stories of the island nation. At least five titles will be published in the later half of this year, with most focused on learning from the experiences of Singapore’s ruling People’s Action Party (PAP). Journal articles discussing the party’s five …

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‘S’pore fever’ rages on in China (The Malaysian Insider)