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Books and Music Features
 | The Year of the Cicadas
Lyn Sedmina, BellaOnline's Christian Literature Editor
What do you do when your whole world is turned upside down? Find out how one woman was able to find her voice as God led her through unimaginable tragedy.
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 | Walt Disney's Fantasia 1940
Gillian Buchanan, BellaOnline's Classical Music Editor
Fantasia is a wonderful film which the whole family can watch over and over again.
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 | ASCAP Atlanta wants your music
Candace Walker, BellaOnline's Gospel and Christian Music Editor
ASCAP Atlanta will host Check It Out Series to review new music.
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 | Pitch Green by Brothers Washburn Book Review
Alice Andersen, BellaOnline's Horror Literature Editor
Pitch Green is a YA horror book written by The Brothers Washburn. The story begins on Halloween night with the neighborhood kids out trick-or-treating. The youngest of one group, Hughie, disappears near a deserted old mansion.
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 | Chinua Achebe - A Literary Warrior
Ije Kanu, BellaOnline's Literary Fiction Editor
Chinua Achebe was a true legend; a human literary phenomenon. His death was greatly felt all over the world, as the realization hit home that we had indeed lost a true hero. Read on to know about this great man.
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 | Comic Convention Registration Tips
Eugene Bradford, BellaOnline's Manga / Comics Editor
Here are a few tips for registering for comic book conventions as the process has gotten more complex.
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 | Causal Connection Review
Edie Dykeman, BellaOnline's Mystery Books Editor
Detective Milo Necalli of the Phoenix Police Department Violent Crime Bureau finds he has quite a challenging case on his hands as multiple murders, corrupt state senators, and enterprising young women lead him to drug smuggling and extortion at the highest levels of state government.
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 | Sarojini Naidu - The Nightingale of India
Sheena Esther Janakie, BellaOnline's Poetry Editor
Sarojini Naidu - the Nightingale of India was not just a poet but also a fiery politician. Her contributions to both Indian politics and well as Indian literature are quite formidable.
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 | Yes, Master
Elizabeth Darrach, BellaOnline's Romance Novels Editor
For the fans of steamier tales, this anthology might be just what you're looking for.
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 | Jack the Giant Killer
Nicole Pickens, BellaOnline's Short Stories Editor
This story was inspired by a cleric and scholar from the Middle Ages. It is a story told over and over again to several generations.
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 | The Kashmir Shawl by Rosie Thomas
Jeanette Stingley, BellaOnline's Women's Lit Editor
The language Rosie Thomas uses to tell us this story is beautifully written. Her description of India makes you feel as if you are walking the same roads as Mair and Nerys. But, I am torn about how to write this review.
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 | Crossover
A great action/cyberpunk science fiction series about Cassandra Kresnov, an artificial human. |
 | Little Brother
Cory Doctorow´s young adult science fiction novel Little Brother questions the all too possible future in which the Department of Homeland Security´s policies of paranoia and fear usurp the rights of ordinary people. |
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