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    Book review: Transporting readers to world changed by fossil finds

    By Andrew DeMillo

    For generations raised on dinosaur toys, “Jurassic Park” films and characters like Barney, it’s hard to imagine a world where dinos and their fossils didn’t exist — or, more accurately, weren’t discovered yet. That world is exactly where Edward Dolnick takes readers in “Dinosaurs at the Dinner Party: How An Eccentric Group of Victorians Discovered Prehistoric Creatures and Accidentally Upended the World.”

    Book review: Transporting readers to world changed by fossil finds
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  • October 2- 8, 2024

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Books for little ones starting school

Books for little ones starting school

Book review: A compelling case for taking more risks in ‘On the Edge’

Book review: A compelling case for taking more risks in ‘On the Edge’

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Book review: A predictable romance can prove to be uproarious, nail-biting

Book review: A predictable romance can prove to be uproarious, nail-biting

‘Swole’ explores what masculinity could be in a hyperconnected, TikTok-imaged world

‘Swole’ explores what masculinity could be in a hyperconnected, TikTok-imaged world

Book review: King releases 12 new short stories

Book review: King releases 12 new short stories

Book review: Tessa Hulls feeds her family’s ghosts by bringing them to light in graphic memoir

Book review: Tessa Hulls feeds her family’s ghosts by bringing them to light in graphic memoir

Book review: ‘Means of Control’ charts disturbing rise of a secretive U.S. surveillance regime

Book review: ‘Means of Control’ charts disturbing rise of a secretive U.S. surveillance regime

Romance, betrayal and a touch of macabre

Romance, betrayal and a touch of macabre

EVENTS ROUNDUP: A taste of history, dancing and art

EVENTS ROUNDUP: A taste of history, dancing and art

Charm and surprise in ‘This Disaster Loves You’

Charm and surprise in ‘This Disaster Loves You’

Collaborative novel ‘Fourteen Days’ proves the pandemic couldn’t curb creativity

Collaborative novel ‘Fourteen Days’ proves the pandemic couldn’t curb creativity

Illuminating her inner world

Illuminating her inner world

Local woman recounts joys, successes and struggles of her life living with schizoaffective disorder in new book

Reimagining ‘Moby-Dick’

Reimagining ‘Moby-Dick’

Moscow author’s debut novel was inspired by Herman Melville’s classic

Drawing on experience

Drawing on experience

Longtime comic book artist launches Lewiston studio, offers classes

Book review: ‘Eyeliner’ examines the makeup product’s revolutionary role in global society

Book review: ‘Eyeliner’ examines the makeup product’s revolutionary role in global society

2023 in books: Shaping the story of publishing

2023 in books: Shaping the story of publishing

CULT CORNER: Pop culture critic shares his current fixation with a comics checklist

CULT CORNER: Pop culture critic shares his current fixation with a comics checklist

Meet the author everyone is reading

Meet the author everyone is reading

JoAnne Tompkins discusses her book, ‘What Comes After,’ at area venues

Local author spotlight: Sue Tidwell, ‘Cries of the Savanna,’ audiobook

Local author spotlight: Sue Tidwell, ‘Cries of the Savanna,’ audiobook

COMMENTARY: A steady hand on the tiller

COMMENTARY: A steady hand on the tiller

New book takes an in-depth look at former Speaker of the House Tom Foley’s 30-year quest for political coalescence in Congress

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