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In analyzing why her book remains in demand, Connolly said it has likely benefited by the release of other books about the scene.

At its most basic level, the title refers to the protagonist’s existential struggle with her graduate degree, a PhD in (what else) chemistry, which she’s increasingly uncertain in pursuing.

When Ms. Strauss-Gabel asked Mr. Green if he would be interested in making his novels a test case for the format in the United States, he was immediately intrigued.

By then, digital cameras were ubiquitous and smartphones had gone mainstream. People were producing more photos than ever, but it still wasn’t clear where they were supposed to end up.

Silly faces, outtakes, blurry shots — they all belong neatly stored in an "ugly" photo book that can show off the silliest memories, all in one place.

There will be a publication party for "Mr. Pinkie in the Sinkie" from 5-7 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 15, at Oregon Bay Properties/Oregon Community Gallery Bandon office, 230 Second St. SE in Old Town, featuring food, drink, literature, art and music. There will even be a special Pinkie cake and a Pinkie shaped smoked tuna-cream cheese sculpture, both created by Gatov. The public is welcome.

As Lightning Source and POD began to be accepted in the U.S., Ingram opened its first overseas operation in the U.K. in 2001. Lightning Source now owns print and distribution centers in Milton Keynes, U.K., and Melbourne, Australia, and is in a joint venture with Hachette Livre in France. Ingram upped its international presence again in 2011 when it launched Global Connect, a program in which Lightning Source partners with companies abroad that offer print-on-demand and distribution services. Lightning Source currently has deals in place with companies in eight countries, and under the program, a publisher in the U.S. or U.K. can send a file to a Lightning Source partner, who will print and ship the book in its country and conduct the transaction in local currency.

In the end, she wrote the book because she couldn’t write anything else. She was so distressed by harsh rhetoric against immigrants after the 2016 presidential election that she shut down.

Now for the fun part: Label the tabs, place each recipe in a protective sheet (I put two recipes back to back in each sheet so the pages are double sided) and assemble your cookbook. Add extra protective sheets to the end of each section to make it easy for the book to grow.

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Scholastic announced Friday that it had ordered another 600,000 copies. Meanwhile, Clark is coming to New York in November for an event at Barnes & Noble.