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I think EW's recap of this week's Game of Thrones sums everything up perfectly.
“We’re all going to be in therapy by the time this show is over.”
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You’ve been waiting patiently for the next Outlander novel since 2009′s An Echo in the Bone — and you’ve still got several months to go before the eighth installment, Written in My Own Heart’s Blood, hits shelves. Thankfully, EW has some goodies for you: This cover, and some juicy scoop from Diana Gabaldon herself.
It’s coming.
(What, you want to know when? Please bore someone else with your questions.)
Joe Manganiello is writing a fitness book called — deep breath — Joe Manganiello’s Evolution: The Cutting-Edge Guide to Breaking Down Mental Walls and Building the Body You’ve Always Wanted.
Long title; great abs.
Scholastic’s gift to all of us, on the occasion of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone’s upcoming 15th birthday (geez, we’re old): All-new cover art by Kazu Kibuishi.
I believe this is an appropriate moment on tumblr to ask, “What is air?”
And we respond with this:
According to Goodreads users, these are the best books of 2012. (Man, John Green’s really having a good year.) Thoughts?
Hunger Games author Suzanne Collins is writing a picture book — but don’t worry, it’s still about a young girl dealing with the harsh realities of war. Let us explain.
