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The Beautiful Fall:  Lagerfeld, Saint Laurent, and Glorious Excess in 1970s Paris

The Beautiful Fall: Lagerfeld, Saint Laurent, and Glorious Excess in 1970s Paris

The LA Times has nominated five books in each of nine different categories for the 2007 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. In the weeks leading up to the Festival of Books where the winners will be announced, LAist will take a quick look at each category and will wax poetic on a few favorites (or least favorites) along the way. The Beautiful Fall is a nominee in Current Interest. more ›

Current Interest Nominees: Catastrophe, War, and Murder with a Side of Fashion

Current Interest Nominees: Catastrophe, War, and Murder with a Side of Fashion

The LA Times has nominated five books in each of nine different categories for the 2007 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. In the weeks leading up to the Festival of Books where the winners will be announced, LAist will take a quick look at each category and will wax poetic on a few favorites (or least favorites) along the way. The Great Deluge: Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans, and the Mississippi Gulf Coast by Douglas Brinkley... more ›

Young Adult Fiction Nominees: Nineteen Heartbreakers & Four Heroic Teens Tempt Fate

Young Adult Fiction Nominees: Nineteen Heartbreakers & Four Heroic Teens Tempt Fate

The LA Times has nominated five books in each of nine different categories for the 2007 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. In the weeks leading up to the Festival of Books where the winners will be announced, LAist will take a quick look at each category and will wax poetic on a few favorites (or least favorites) along the way. more ›

First Fiction Nominees: Three Do-Gooders, Three Jewish Immigrants and a Supposed Lunatic

First Fiction Nominees: Three Do-Gooders, Three Jewish Immigrants and a Supposed Lunatic

The LA Times has nominated five books in each of nine different categories for the 2007 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. In the weeks leading up to the Festival of Books where the winners will be announced, LAist will take a quick look at each category and will wax poetic on a few favorites (or least favorites) along the way. Whiteman by Tony D'Souza - D’Souza delivers a memorable journey of ideals, disillusionment and partial... more ›

<em>The Lost:  A Search for Six of Six Million</em> by Daniel Mendelsohn

The Lost: A Search for Six of Six Million by Daniel Mendelsohn

The LA Times has nominated five books in each of nine different categories for the 2007 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. In the weeks leading up to the Festival of Books where the winners will be announced, LAist will take a quick look at each category and will wax poetic on a few favorites (or least favorites) along the way. The Lost is a nominee in Biography. more ›

Biography Nominees - In Which Every Title Has a Colon

Biography Nominees - In Which Every Title Has a Colon

The LA Times has nominated five books in each of nine different categories for the 2007 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. In the weeks leading up to the Festival of Books where the winners will be announced, LAist will take a quick look at each category and will wax poetic on a few favorites (or least favorites) along the way. more ›

<i>Black Swan Green</i> by David Mitchell

Black Swan Green by David Mitchell

The LA Times has nominated five books in each of nine different categories for the 2007 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. In the weeks leading up to the Festival of Books where the winners will be announced, LAist will take a quick look at each category and will wax poetic on a few favorites (or least favorites) along the way. Black Swan Green is a Fiction nominee. more ›

Fiction Nominees - Four Strong Women & A Stuttering Bloke

Fiction Nominees - Four Strong Women & A Stuttering Bloke

The LA Times has nominated five books in each of nine different categories for the 2007 Los Angeles Times Book Prizes. In the weeks leading up to the Festival of Books where the winners will be announced, LAist will take a quick look at each category and will wax poetic on a few favorites (or least favorites) along the way. more ›

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