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Summer reading: Michael Koryta on Raymond Chandler & Stephen King
Jacket CopyAs summer gets underway, we've created the L.A. Times list of 60 books for 92 days. All of these are new titles, being released for summer 2010, a plethora of great summer reads. At Jacket Copy, we're asking bookish types...... -
Lend me your ears: Audio books
Jacket CopyAudio books are popular for a variety of reasons. Not only are customers drawn to them for their traditional raison d'etre – as an aid for the blind -- but also because they help book lovers stay current on their...... -
'Mystery' a twist on local shops
Last fall, I spent a week in Seattle, and I didn't truly feel that I had left Orange County until I stepped into my first independent bookstore. My first of many, as it turned out, because Seattle is one of the few cities that might stand a chance of...Tags: Sarah Palin, Huntington Beach, Mystery (genre), Laguna Beach, Starbucks Corp.
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Marty Markowitz Talks About Free Concerts, Book Festival In Brooklyn
![<a href="http://www.brooklyn-usa.org/">Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz</a> came by to talk about 32nd annual the Seaside Summer Concert Series at Asser Levy/Seaside Park, the 28th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Concert Series at Wingate Field in Crown Heights/Central Brooklyn and the Brooklyn Book Festival coming up Sept. 12.](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2010-08/55372213-05072753.jpg "<a href="http://www.brooklyn-usa.org/\">Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz</a> came by to talk about 32nd annual the Seaside Summer Concert Series at Asser Levy/Seaside Park, the 28th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Concert Series at Wingate Field in Crown Heights/Central Brooklyn and the Brooklyn Book Festival coming up Sept. 12.")
Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz came by to talk about 32nd annual the Seaside Summer Concert Series at Asser Levy/Seaside Park, the 28th annual Martin Luther King Jr. Concert Series at Wingate Field in Crown Heights/Central Brooklyn and the...Tags: Arts and Culture, Pete Hamill, Festive Events, Paul Auster, Salman Rushdie
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David Byrne on a bike, the genius of Poe and Rod Serling
'Shadow and substance'
What's the first thing you think about when you hear the words "The Twilight Zone"?
Is it a man in a black suit with a cigarette? Or that cool, lawyerly voice: "Submitted, for your perusal: a Kanamit. Height: a little over 9 feet....Tags: Genesis (music group), Culture, Arts and Culture, Book, Toshiba Corporation
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Hot type
What's on your summer reading list? Maybe you've got it all worked out already, but if you don't, here are 60 possibilities, arranged by the months in which they'll be published -- the best of this summer's forthcoming reads.
JUNE
And Then There's...Tags: Henry Ford, Services and Shopping, French Literature, Chris Anderson, National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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The Review: Westside Tavern at Westside Pavilion is an unexpected delight
![I can tell you my friends weren't all that excited when I told them where we were headed for dinner: the Westside Pavilion. Granted, dining in a shopping mall doesn't quite have the allure of <a href="http://theguide.latimes.com/hollywood/restaurants/providence-venue">Providence</a> or <a href="http://theguide.latimes.com/restaurants/the-bazaar-by-jose-andres-venue">the Bazaar</a> by José Andres. But then again, I told them, you never know where the next great restaurant will pop up in Southern California. It could be in the most banal of strip malls, tucked away in Glendale or hiding out in the O.C. That's one of the peculiarities -- and delights -- of this endlessly fascinating area.](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2009-06/47275982-02180605.jpg "I can tell you my friends weren't all that excited when I told them where we were headed for dinner: the Westside Pavilion. Granted, dining in a shopping mall doesn't quite have the allure of <a href="http://theguide.latimes.com/hollywood/restaurants/providence-venue\">Providence</a> or <a href=\"http://theguide.latimes.com/restaurants/the-bazaar-by-jose-andres-venue\">the Bazaar</a> by José Andres. But then again, I told them, you never know where the next great restaurant will pop up in Southern California. It could be in the most banal of strip malls, tucked away in Glendale or hiding out in the O.C. That's one of the peculiarities -- and delights -- of this endlessly fascinating area.")
Restaurant CriticI can tell you my friends weren't all that excited when I told them where we were headed for dinner: the Westside Pavilion. Granted, dining in a shopping mall doesn't quite have the allure of Providence or the Bazaar by José Andres. But then again, I told...Tags: Potatoes, Salt, Chicken, Wisconsin, Lemon Meringue Pie
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Book review: 'The Dark End of the Street: New Stories of Sex and Crime by Today's Top Authors'
The Dark End of the Street
New Stories of Sex and Crime by Today's Top Authors
Edited by Jonathan Santlofer and S.J. Rozan
Illustrations by Jonathan Santlofer
Bloomsbury: 292 pp., $16 paper
To a fan, there's nothing like a good mystery anthology....Tags: Genres, Murder, Edmund White, James Grady, Health and Safety at School
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Los Angeles Times bestsellers for Sept. 6, 2009
Fiction 1. The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo by Stieg Larsson ($14.95) 2. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger($14.95) 3. Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout ($14) 4. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Mary Ann Shaffer and...Tags: Audrey Niffenegger, Jane Austen, Glenn Beck, Malcolm Gladwell, Stephenie Meyer
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With founder's recent death, Book Carnival's fate in question
Jacket CopyDean R. Koontz had been writing for more than 30 years before he decided to do a book signing, and when he finally did, in 2001, he chose to sign at Book Carnival in Orange. Founder Ed Thomas made Book...... -
Festival of Books: mystery writer T. Jefferson Parker
Jacket CopyT. Jefferson Parker is the author of popular mysteries set in Southern California; his latest, "Iron River," takes his protagonist Charlie Hood back and forth across the border into Mexico. He'll be at the LA Times Festival of Books on...... -
Hollywood Rediscovers Echo Park
HOW DO YOU KNOW WHEN A NEIGHBORHOOD makes the turn from "up and coming" to "old news"? Not 10 years ago, Echo Park was a hotbed of gang violence and street crime. Today, depending on who you ask, the hilly neighborhood northwest of downtown has either...Tags: Movies, National or Ethnic Minorities, Jennifer Lopez, Gang Activity, Minority Groups
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