I've received several e-mails this week from readers wondering if I'll be posting another (the eighth) edition of "Best Books I Read in...", which features picks from a number of authors, editors, professors, and other well-read folks. The answer is, "Yes! Absolutely!" This years edition is in the works, and is the largest yet. It is so long (nearly 20,000 words) that I'll be posting it in three parts, beginning sometime this weekend. Thanks for your interest, and for your patience!
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I always look forward to finding out what I read. ;) edp.
Posted by: Ed Peters | Friday, January 04, 2013 at 03:05 PM
Anxious :-)
Posted by: MichaelP71 | Sunday, January 06, 2013 at 05:39 PM