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While you're relaxing at the beach or your rustic upstate cabin this weekend, we're working on the #Kino remix project. bit.ly/JgX7zh about 10 hours ago via web
Personally, I think short stories and essay are the perfect beach reading: read 20 pages, nap, wake up, take a dip in the water, repeat. about 11 hours ago via web
"Short fiction is not only arguably a superior form, but it’s short." bit.ly/KoNzpa #storymonth12 about 11 hours ago via web
It's back! This week's Hell! Yeah Worthy takes on kittens, cartoons, Gatsby, and (of course) writing. bit.ly/K4KrjU about 12 hours ago via web
Thankfully, indie booksellers got your back with 15 suggested summer reads: n.pr/Ky8ffp via @nprbooks about 13 hours ago via web
Memorial Day is the official kick-off to the summer, and that means it's time to get your summer reading in order. about 13 hours ago via web
@leblackwood Ha! I like that! 10:57 AM May 24th via web in reply to leblackwood
@JoePonepinto Not too shabby. Economic jokes are hard. 10:32 AM May 24th via web in reply to JoePonepinto
Just in time for #storymonth12, The New Yorker serializes a Jennifer Egan short story on Twitter at 8pm EST tonight. nyr.kr/KSs1Qm 10:30 AM May 24th via web
(Can someone PLEASE make a Greece austerity crisis joke out of that last tweet?) 9:39 AM May 24th via web
THE PARTY IS OVER!!! bit.ly/JRkhD5 #kino 9:35 AM May 24th via web
@BrianCentrone We are waiting to exhale! 9:34 AM May 24th via web in reply to BrianCentrone
Another book to film adaptation I appreciate: The Road by Cormac McCarthy bit.ly/Jq6S3B 9:10 AM May 24th via web
@rrquinta Thanks, I did see the new version, now I have a reason to go back and watch the original! 9:06 AM May 24th via web in reply to rrquinta
RT @rrquinta "I'd suggest Solaris (1972) - not the new, Clooney version, which is terrible - imdb.com/title/tt006929… - book by Stanislaw Lem" 9:05 AM May 24th via web
There are lists of best/worst book to film adaptations all over the web. Time to make one of our own. 9:01 AM May 24th via web
.@bookbent suggests Interview with a Vampire bit.ly/KX2xkY by Anne Rice. 8:58 AM May 24th via web
bit.ly/Lu08k6 RT@renananon "Clockwork Orange for sure. Droogs were the first hipsters, right? 8:56 AM May 24th via web
Here's one of my favorites, The Princess Bride by William Goldman, even though they leave out the Zoo of Death. bit.ly/JLWcwO 8:51 AM May 24th via web
This asks whether film adaptation should veer from the books they are based on. avc.lu/MKf3ZC What makes your favorite great? 8:48 AM May 24th via web

Name Atticus Books
Location Darnestown, MD
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Bio A multimedia publisher of literary fiction with offices in MD and MN. We bring you #AtticusReview weekly. Tweets by Dan, Lacey (@bookbent) & Abby.