eMusic Archives: September 2007
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Thomas Jefferson Slave Apartme…
Warners 'reportedly lavished all of $800 on these aging Columbus, Ohi… more »
Steven Pinker, The Stuff of Th…
Navigating the jungle of how we learn the "right" way to speak … more »
Beasts Of Bourbon, Low Life…
In Australian underground terms, the Beasts are a certifiable supergroup … more »
Michael Lewis, Moneyball…
A great choice for baseball wonks, business gurus and everyday folks incl… more »
Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker…
A galaxy weirder, more wonderful and infinitely funnier. Nearly thirty ye… more »
Daniel J. Levitin, This Is You…
A look at how the brain translates soundwaves into blips of pleasure. For… more »
Margaret Atwood, Oryx and Crak…
The author of The Handmaid's Tale returns to dystopia. The worst that… more »
Haruki Murakami, After Dark…
A compelling listen from one of Japan's finest contemporary writers. … more »
James Surowiecki, The Wisdom o…
A refreshingly populist notion in the age of the consulting firm. This ac… more »
Rob Sheffield, Love is a Mix T…
Rolling Stone's sharpest wit remembers his wife, one mixtape at a tim… more »
Nora Ephron, I Feel Bad About …
Plastic surgery, purses, parenting and passionate love affairs — wi… more »
Bill Clinton, My Life
The 42nd President presents his side of the story. To Bill Clinton's … more »
Don DeLillo, White Noise…
A contemporary classic. From the vantage point of the 21st century, the 1… more »
Jonathan Lethem, You Don…
Anguished twentysomethings flail about for real connections in an increas… more »
Jack Kerouac, On the Road…
The book that launched a thousand road trips The book that launched a tho… more »
Tina Brown, The Diana Chronicl…
Bulimia, cuckoldry and servant abuse — and that's just the begi… more »
Calvin Trillin, About Alice…
A New Yorker writer's lean love letter to the woman he loved. New Yor… more »
John R. Alden, George Washingt…
As complete a biography of this Founding Father as you could want. To wri… more »
Tess Gerritsen, The Bone Garde…
A thriller detailing a time when it was safer to avoid a doctor than to s… more »
Carl Hiaasen, Nature Girl…
Another cockeyed caper from one of modern fiction's most reliable hum… more »
Michael Lewis, Moneyball…
A great choice for baseball wonks, business gurus and everyday folks incl… more »
A. M. Homes, The Mistress…
As a novelist, A.M. Homes has developed a reputation for tackling sick th… more »
Jeffrey Toobin, The Nine…
CNN's legal analyst explains everything you always wanted to know abo… more »
Mark Fainaru-Wada, Game of Sha…
The scandal that rocked America's national pastime. The BALCO scandal… more »
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International Bookshelf
By Jess Sauer, eMusic Contributor
The idea that diverse languages are a form of divine punishment, serving only to separate us, is a popular one in numerous mythologies and religious traditions. In Genesis, humanity is unified by a common tongue… more »
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