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Binge-drinking during the Victoria Day weekend in Canada is nothing new. Irish author Catherine Barry knows all about heavy drinking. The reformed alcoholic documents the horrors of rehab and recovery in her 2011 book, Charlie And Me (New Island).
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New York -
Author Susie Moloney is a renowned author of horror fiction. Small-town Canadiana infuses every inch of her work, which has garnered praise from critics and the notice of major Hollywood players.
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Toronto -
Author Margaret Atwood appeared at the Manulife Centre Indigo Bookstore in Toronto to discuss the feature documentary based on her bestselling book, "Payback".
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New York -
Andy Warhol is one of many figures in New York Diaries 1609 - 2009 (Modern Library), a fascinating book covering four hundred years of Big Apple experiences and observations.
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Minneapolis -
The Incredible Inedible Meatball is the story of a magic meatball that comes to life and jumps into a kid's backpack to get away from the mean chef.
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New York -
Eleven Madison Park is a top-rated New York City restaurant. It recently released its own cookbook - and the recipes aren't as difficult as you might imagine.
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Ayn Rand’s magnum opus “Atlas Shrugged” is one of the most popular novels of all time. After nearly 20 years in the making, the book is finally hitting the big screen. Producer Harmon Kaslow spoke with DigitalJournal.com to discuss the film.
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In the second of two excerpts published on Digital Journal, author Jeff Jarvis explains how sharing our data shatters "the myth of perfection" and may actually help us in the long run, as explained in his book Public Parts.
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The latest book from media guru Jeff Jarvis, Public Parts discusses how sharing our data online may benefit society, despite privacy concerns. This excerpt from Public Parts looks at how "mining data may become the gold rush of our age."
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Cal Millar spent decades covering crime stories for the Toronto Star. He hasn't let retirement stop his love of getting the story out, his latest venture, I’m Missing – Please Find Me tells the story of 300 missing people that need to be found.
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