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Review: Bust A Move by Peter Relic

“Bust a Move” is an absolute must-read for any hip-hop fan. It offers a comprehensive, backstage look at the rise of Delicious Vinyl, the legendary independent label that completely redefined the sonic landscape of the late 1980s and 1990s.

Marilyn Forever! Marilyn Monroe—A Symbol of Hope

Marilyn Forever: New Book Redefines Monroe As A Symbol Of Hope

 Marilyn Forever! Marilyn Monroe—A Symbol of Hope, a new book by celebrated photographer Amy Stanford Gaskin, is published in honor of Monroe’s centennial year. Culled from thousands of photographs and interviews of Marilyn Monroe’s most devoted admirers from around the world, Gaskin presents a never-before-seen view of the star.

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Book Review: Network Effect by Martha Wells

I'm coming to the end of my #Murderbot run; #NetworkEffect (book 5 of 7...for now) continues the adventures of everyone's favorite rogue SecUnit as he tries to figure out who he is and what he wants to do with his freedom. #books #bookreview #scifi #marthawells

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Book Review: Fahrenheit-182 by Mark Hoppus

blink-182 might be my favorite band ever. I started listening to them shortly after Dude Ranch came out in the late '90s and never looked back. Add in my love of reading about music, and Fahrenheit-182 was a no brainer to pick up. #music #books #bookreview #musicbook #blink182

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Book Review: The Blade Itself by Joe Abercrombie

I recently finished #TheBladeItself by #JoeAbercrombie, and it lived up to the hype. For those that don't read fantasy, Abercrombie is one of the bigger names writing right now. This was one of the first books of his I tried (I also read #TheDevils pretty much at the same time). #books #fantasy

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