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Michael Pollan's 'Cooked'

Exploring the philosophy of eating

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Apr 29,2013 - Over the past decade, no single writer has more diligently explored the myriad consequences of what we humans eat than Michael Pollan—which makes it fairly extraordinary that he continues to find new ways to make us see food in new ways.

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Timmy Failure

Stephan Pastis writes children's book

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Mar 4,2013 - Over the course of a long, circuitous journey from lawyer to cartoonist, Pearls Before Swine creator Stephan Pastis found inspiration and support from colleagues ...

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Erin Ann Thomas: Coal in Our Veins

A family's history with the black rock

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Sep 10,2012 - Good writers can take a subject you weren’t previously interested in and not only entertain you while talking about it, but also make you want to know more.

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Shannon Hale: What's wrong with how kids are taught to read

Required reading & gender confines

By Rachel Piper
POSTED // Aug 16,2012 - Acclaimed Utah author Shannon Hale blogs. A lot. And her blogs often aren't about her upcoming tour dates or how hard it was to write that day or what she's wearing.

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Shannon Hale: Palace of Stone

Real-world politics through fairytale lens

By Rachel Piper
POSTED // Aug 13,2012 - Shannon Hale always planned to write a sequel to her Newbery Honor-winning 2005 book Princess Academy. But the characters of another book were more insistent that their stories be told.

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Sugarhouse

Memoir tells funny story of a fixer-upper

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Jun 12,2012 - The subtitle on the cover of Matthew Batt’s memoir, Sugarhouse, reads “Turning the Neighborhood Crack House into Our Home Sweet Home.”

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Why I'm a Mormon

New book tells stories of individual LDS members

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // May 21,2012 - I normally try to avoid hearing what other people think about a book before reviewing it—but in the case of Why I’m a Mormon, someone else’s reaction was the reason I wanted to read it.

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Dancing With Crazy

Emily Pearson's memoir of an unbelievable life

By Scott Renshaw
POSTED // Feb 6,2012 - It probably sounds like a cliché to say that Emily Pearson’s memoir Dancing With Crazy describes the kind of life that lands people on Geraldo.

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Tales of A Peculiar People

Trio of new books explores LDS beliefs

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Dec 26,2011 - Mitt Romney and Jon Huntsman Jr. have both had to answer plenty of questions about Mormon doctrine during their presidential campaigns.

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Jacob T. Marley

Utah author creates the back story

By Geoff Griffin
POSTED // Oct 31,2011 - The classic Dickens tale A Christmas Carol begins with the sentence, “Marley was dead, to begin with.” Marley then goes on to play a pivotal role ...
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