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HarperCollins
Publishing Great Authors Since 1817
Yes, we have a conference room called the Bell Jar.
A font made entirely of cats!
via NBC News Technology blog: http://ow.ly/l2kUr
FREE e-book short story by Neil Gaiman: “How to Talk to Girls at Parties.”
Available for a limited time…Enjoy!
Whovians, rejoice! We’re THRILLED to finally share with you the stunning cover for our upcoming book, Doctor Who: The Vault, which goes on sale October 29th! The Vault is the ultimate, official, visual celebration of 50 years of the BBC cult hit Doctor Who filled with unseen and iconic material, photos, artwork, and production papers from the previously untapped BBC archive as well as from private collections.
We at Harper Design are all such huge fans of the show. We’re really excited about this project and can’t wait to share more about it as we get closer to onsale!
Pre-order your copy now: Amazon | Barnes & Noble | Books-a-Million
October is so very far away…
(via itbooks)
Look whose mom bought Southern Cross the Dog, debut novel by Bill Cheng, after reading Julie Bosman’s profile in the New York Times: “Seeing Mississippi Sight Unseen…”
A Workout For Book Nerds
All you need for this workout is a stack of hardcovers and some yarn or rope to tie them together!
Workout #1: The Book Curl
Workout #2: The Book Up
Workout #3: The Brunch (Book Crunch) - Just like brunch this can be done alone or with a friend!
Cool Down
The Epic Reads team rules massively…
Neil Gaiman Turns His Grad Speech Into 'Good Art' : NPR
Neil Gaiman’s new book is based on a speech he delivered to graduates of Philadelphia’s University of the Arts. When life gets tough, he told them, “make good art.” It’s advice that served him well when he turned a failed ’90s TV series into the “much-loved” novel Neverwhere.
Librero portatil de tela = Portable canvas bookcase. (Thanks, TK!)
Bella wants someone to read her a story. She’s picked out Little Bear’s Visit by Else Holmelund Minarik, with pictures by Maurice Sendak (1961 hardcover edition).
Happy Caturday!
Today’s shelf: Look at all those William Morrow books…
