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Horror Online (Plus One Scary Book)

The library has a lot of great horror novels, but books are not the only place you can find a great horror story! I was poking around through my bookmarks last night when I came across a few online horror sites I hadn't looked at in a while. The first one I came across was The Dionaea House. This is a piece of online fiction that incorporates several blogs to tell a frightening story of a house that has the ability to appear in multiple cities, change its interior, and make its inhabitants disappear. I made the mistake of reading this late at night some years ago--you were warned.

2010 Tour de France: Post Race Selections from Your Library

Le Tour de France ended on Sunday, and the world watched as Alberto Contador pedaled his way to his third win while Lance Armstrong and Team Radioshack rolled into a team victory. If you are a fan of the Tour like I am, you may want to find out more about this exciting race and its history. The library has plenty of books on the Tour, Lance Armstrong and his career, as well as other books on cycling. Check one out today!

Tough Summer Reads: Daryl Gregory

I discovered a new author recently. Daryl Gregory has published a couple of horror novels in the past few years. I was not sure I liked his work at first, but it is starting to grow on me.

2009 Arthur C. Clarke Award Winner Announced

The 2009 Arthur C. Clarke Award was announced last week. China Miéville won the award for his novel The City and the City, making him the first author to win the award on three separate occasions.

Our site includes a list of the past winners.

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