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September 27, 2023

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This Week’s New Starred Reviews

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  • Bethea, David. The Pushkin Project: Russia’s Favorite Writer, Modern Evolutionary Thought, and Teaching Inner-City Youth. Academic Studies Pr. 
  • Hecimovich, Gregg. The Life and Times of Hannah Crafts: The True Story of “The Bondwoman’s Narrative.” Ecco. 
  • Hickey, Walt. You Are What You Watch: How Movies and TV Affect Everything. Workman. 
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Prepub Alert

By Melissa DeWild and Neal Wyatt

  • Thrillers | Prepub Alert, April 2024 Titles 
  • Horror | Prepub Alert, April 2024 Titles 
  • Science Fiction & Fantasy | Prepub Alert, April 2024 Titles 
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This detailed case study describes the intense fight over the role of the IMF in Argentina’s 2005 debt restructuring and the ensuing bitter decade of litigation with holdout creditors. Default lays bare the institutional, political, and legal pressures that come into play when a country cannot repay its debts.

 

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Book Pulse

By Kate Merlene and Sarah Wolberg

  • FTC Sues Amazon 
  • Debate on Banned Books Moves to Senate Ahead of Banned Books Week 
  • The Running Grave by Robert Galbraith Tops Holds Lists 
  • Booker Prize Shortlist Is Announced 
  • S. & S. Launches Program To Help Fight Book Bans 
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Claymation, Groucho Marx, and Monopoly | Real Reels 

By Joshua Blevins Peck 
The history of a beloved board game, a behind-the-scenes view of LDS missionary work, and a claymation pioneer are among the subjects of this month’s must-see documentaries. 

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Pipelines, Resistance Fighters, and Coming-of-Age | Fast Scans

By Jeff T. Dick 
This month’s can’t-miss top indie and foreign films include a timely adaptation of a Judy Blume classic, danger in Augusto Pinochet’s repressive regime, and Sting in a semi-classic neo-noir. 

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10 Forthcoming Films Not To Miss | Coming Attractions 

By Jeff T. Dick 
Forthcoming DVD/Blu-ray releases for every interest, from sci-fi to biopics and more. 

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Calling an Audible: The Play Is Changing as Innovation Flourishes in Audiobooks

 

"Audio is the fastest-growing format in the industry,” says HarperAudio Associate Publisher Brad Hill. This rapid growth has encouraged publishers to experiment with audiobook production. For instance, publishers are releasing more audiobook originals, adding more music and sound effects, and creating multicast productions that resemble radio plays.
 

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Hiveclass | eReview

By Sarah Hashimoto 
Hiveclass gives time-strapped programming librarians guides and suggestions for creating active programs for all ages. 

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Political Extremism & Radicalism Part III: Global Communist and Socialist Movements | eReview 

By James Rhoades 
With its sophisticated search capabilities, support for primary-source literacy, and singular collections of primary-source material, this resource is a must-have for libraries supporting historical and political research of far-left political movements. 

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Education Magazine Archive | eReview 

By Rob Tench 
This first-rate resource is for anyone who wants to know more about the history, development, and evolution of educational policy, practice, and theory over the last century. Teachers, educational administrators, and policymakers will also benefit. 

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Nine Decades of Al Hirschfeld | Performing Arts 

By Herbert E. Shapiro 
These volumes of Hirschfeld’s illustrations and caricatures form a remarkable visual history of Broadway theater in its heyday. 

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Dune, from Page to Screen 

By Jeremiah Rood and Peter Thornell 
The story of the iconic SF novel gets told through two nonfiction accounts. 

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Read-Alikes for The Running Grave by Robert Galbraith | LibraryReads 

By Donna Ballard, Carol Melichar, and Starr Smith 
The Running Grave
by Robert Galbraith is the top holds title of the week. LibraryReads and Library Journal offer read-alikes by Disha Bose, Ann Cleeves, and Elizabeth George for patrons waiting to read this buzziest book. 

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