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Jonathan Maberry

April 16, 2014 by Karen Jensen, MLS

Christie’s TLA in a Nutshell

  So I had an awesome time at the Texas Library Association last week. I got to meet Justin the Librarian and we talked and mutually fancrushed, and I got some wonderful ideas from his makerspace presentation that I’m implementing. He also reinforced what I’ve been thinking and saying (mumbling) all along: IF YOU HAVE […]

July 22, 2013 by Karen Jensen, MLS

The Fire & Ash review that became a love letter to Jonathan Maberry (by Cuyler Creech)

Well, Benny and his friends have finally done it. They found the jet, found civilization, found a place every survivor of the zom apocalypse dreams of: Sanctuary. But at what cost? Tom is still dead, inner demons are tearing their humanity apart, Chong is still hanging in the balance between life and death, and the […]

July 11, 2013 by Karen Jensen, MLS

We came, We saw, We stalked: Karen’s ALA Highlights

Last week Heather, Christie and I went to ALA in Chicago. It was epic! Top LtoR: Karen & Christie, author Sharon Biggs Waller, Vordak, author Jonathan Maberry 2nd Row LtoR: author Cory Doctorow, author S. J. Adams and Christie, Free Comic Book Day Panel, Heather Booth reading Rose Under Fire 3rd Row LtoR: author Mindy […]

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January 2, 2013 by Karen Jensen, MLS

 The Mr. will make this shocked face! The Challenge This is the true story of how the following post came to be.  Earlier this year, Lois Lowry did a guest post here at TLT and I went home exploding in excitement to my husband. “Who’s Lois Lowry?”, he asked.  So, after realizing that I […]

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August 6, 2012 by Karen Jensen, MLS

“The act of dying is one of the acts of life.” –Marcus Aurelius Releases September 12, 2012 from Simon & SchusterISBN 9781442439894 Flesh and Bone is the third book in the Rot & Ruin series by Jonathan Maberry Rot & Ruin imagines a post apocalyptic world in which a virus turns everyone who dies into […]

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