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Book Covers That Make a Difference

Posted on 2 February 2012 by The Urchins

By Geo Ong As a bookseller and a book lover, I’m around books all day. The old adage of never judging a book by its cover has never really applied to me, and I’m quite confident that I’m not alone … Continue reading →

Posted in Fine Arts, Geo, Literature | Tagged a clockwork orange, anthony burgess, book cover art, book covers, books, carlo collodi, everyman's library, f. scott fitzgerald, frankenstein, hmh, houghton mifflin harcourt, mary shelley, nyrb, nyrb classics, penguin, penguin classics, penguin modern classics, philip k. dick, pinocchio, simon and schuster, the great gatsby, the man in the high castle | Leave a comment

The New York City Reader

Posted on 29 July 2011 by The Urchins

by Geo Ong Before I made the move to New York, I planned to prepare myself the only way I knew how: by reading. So I made up my very own NYC reading list, by no means comprehensive, but I … Continue reading →

Posted in Geo, Literature, Travel | Tagged books, e.b. white, edward rutherfurd, essays, everyman's library, fiction, fran lebowitz, fran lebowitz reader, geoff nicholson, here is new york, historical fiction, john dos passos, manhattan transfer, matthew goodman, metropolitan life, new york, new york city, new york stories, nonfiction, short fiction, social studies, the lost art of walking, the sun and the moon, travel literature | 1 Comment

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