Alaska gov says he's disgusted that man writing Palin book moved in - Minneapolis Star Tribune
ANCHORAGE, Alaska - Alaska Gov. Sean Parnell says he'd like to see more space between Sarah Palin and the man who moved in next door to the former governor while he writes a book about her. Parnell appeared on Fox Business Network's "Cavuto" on

The Walking Dead Author Robert Kirkman on His AMC Show - Nymag.com
Regular readers of our blog probably know how excited we are for The Walking Dead , AMC's upcoming Frank Darabont–produced TV adaptation of Robert Kirkman's awesome long-running zombie-apocalypse comic-book series. Premiering in October, Dead

Taiwan’s Green Book unveils ‘world’s lightest e-book reader’ - Daily Times
Taiwan’s Green Book Inc on Thursday unveiled what it called the world’s lightest electronic book reader, weighing just 180 grams (0.4 pounds), days after Apple launched its much-anticipated iPad. The firm’s updated version of ‘greenbook’, the first Chinese-language e-book reader that came

Sarah Silverman's Book Takes Some (Awesome) Stabs at Fox News - Gather.com
about 'immigration,' not 'filthy Mexicans.'" Fox News isn't one to take the high road, so they of course responded in kind with the following statement: "Sarah's anger is understandable having recently lost her television show. We sympathize with her need for attention considering her book is

Kick back, enjoy the summer with these easy-reading books - Erie Times-News
Douse on the sunscreen and get comfy in your beach chair -- it's time to settle in for a summer filled with hot reads. We've come up with a list of some perfect picks for the lazy, hazy days of lying on the beach or hanging out in the back yard. Here's a peek at some of the titles that made the list

Supreme Court nominee Kagan's quotes on Senate confirmation process in book review - My Fox 8
Excerpts from Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan's review of Stephen Carter's book "A Confirmation Mess," in which she talks about the Senate's Supreme Court confirmation process: — "It is an embarrassment that the president and Senate do not always insist, as a threshold requirement, that a