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DailyLit News: Hurling Myself into a Gorge Posted: 28 Jun 2011 11:01 AM PDT DailyLit News: Hurling Myself into a Gorge Contents Note from the Founder Going Away? Suspend your Books That One Book Classic Summer Reads for Kids July 4th: Be the Smartest One at Your BBQ Creative Challenge: Declaring Independence Note from the Founder There I was at my college reunion, about to hurl myself into a deep gorge. Well, not exactly into the gorge. And OK I was tethered to a zip line. But the line looked pretty flimsy, and I still had to jump. Needless to say, I was not a happy camper. With my husband and kids breezily zipping away, I was not going to let fear get the best of me. So I committed to taking the plunge (besides, who wants to be shown up by a nine year old!). It made me think about what else I haven't tackled. And then I thought of those "should have but haven't yet read" books on my list. (OK, I realize that was a tenuous segue but what the heck). In any case, I've decided to tackle at least one book I've been wanting to read. How about you? Any leaps you'd like to take this summer? Cheers -- to a summer of leaps! -Susan Susan Danziger Founder and CEO, DailyLit sdanziger@dailylit.com Twitter:@susandanziger, @dailylit Going Away? Suspend your Books Now that you're finally able to take some time off, don't forget to suspend delivery of your DailyLit installments so they don't pile up while you're away. You can even set your books to automatically resume for when you're back. All you need to do is to click the "Suspend delivery of this book" link at the bottom of any email installment and go from there (or you can log in to DailyLit and go to Your Settings.) Make it a guilt-free vacation and a trouble-free return. That One Book What's that one book you should have read but haven't yet? For me, it's Tess of the D'Urbervilles. Well, no more putting it off. I've committed to reading it this summer. How about you? Any of these books on your must-read list? They're all ideal for summer. -Huckleberry Finn -Tom Sawyer -Wonderful Wizard of Oz -Anne of Green Gables -Robinson Crusoe -Adventures of Sherlock Holmes -Call of the Wild -Treasure Island -War of the Worlds -Jane Eyre -Wuthering Heights -Great Expectations -Tess of the D'Urbervilles -The Scarlet Letter -Gulliver's Travels Classic Summer Reads for Kids Now that the kids are getting out of school, you might be thinking about which books they could read this summer. The National Endowment for the Humanities created a list of recommended classic summer reads for kids. I've highlighted on DailyLit's blog the ones we carry; you can find recommended books for Kindergarteners through 6th graders (5-12 year olds) here; books for 7th and 8th graders (13-14 year olds) here; and books for high school kids (15-18 year olds) here. In fact, it might be fun to read a book together this summer (either out-loud or on the same schedule ). July 4th: Be the Smartest One at Your BBQ Be the smartest one at your BBQ this 4th of July. In just 6 installments, you can read the Declaration of Independence; The Gettysburg Address; John F. Kennedy's Inaugural Address; and other inspirational reads that define a nation. They're part of America's Greatest Hits. Creative Challenge: Declaring Indepedence In the spirit of the upcoming 4th of July, I thought I'd make this creative challenge about independence. So, here goes: "In 50 words or fewer, describe a time in your life when you experienced independence." You can declare your independent moment here. Stop receiving DailyLit news.

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Poem-a-Day Collection (2) Posted: 28 Jun 2011 09:30 AM PDT 2 Poem-a-Day Collection by Knopf A Message from DailyLit Share the DailyLit experience. Click here to invite friends to read with you. COPYRIGHT Poem-a-Day Collection by Knopf. Compilation copyright 2009 by Knopf. All Rights Reserved. Sharing not permitted. Half Moon, Small Cloud by John Updike Caught out in daylight, a rabbit's transparent pallor, the moon is paired with a cloud of equal weight: the heavenly congruence startles. For what is the moon, that it haunts us, this impudent companion immigrated from the system's less fortunate margins, the realm of dust collected in orbs? We grow up as children with it, a nursemaid of a bonneted sort, round-faced and kind, not burning too close like parents, or too far to spare even a glance, like movie stars. No star but in the zodiac of stars, a stranger there, too big, it begs for love (the man in it) and yet is diaphanous, its thereness as mysterious as ours. -- Buy John Updike's Endpoint from Amazon here. Buy John Updike's Endpoint from Indiebound here. Visit poem-a-day.knopfdoubleday.com for more about this poem and to sign up for Knopf's 2010 Poem-a-Day email. Excerpt from ENDPOINT. Copyright © 2009 by John Updike. Excerpted by permission of Alfred A. Knopf, a division of Random House, Inc. All rights reserved. No part of this excerpt may be reproduced or reprinted without permission in writing from the publisher. A Message from DailyLit Share the DailyLit experience. Click here to invite friends to read with you. Message from DailyLit Share the DailyLit experience. Click here to invite friends to read with you. Want more? Get the next installment right now. Ideas or questions? Discuss in our forums Need a break? Suspend delivery of this book. Want to adjust your reading schedule or make other changes? Manage all your settings.

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Paranoia (001 of 170) Posted: 27 Jun 2011 09:32 PM PDT 001 —of — 170 Paranoia by Joseph Finder A Message from our Sponsor: Macmillan | Become a Sponsor COPYRIGHT Paranoia by Joseph Finder. Copyright 2004 by Joseph Finder. All Rights Reserved. Sharing not permitted. Paranoia Joseph Finder This one's for Henry: brother and consigliere and, as always, for the two girls in my life: my wife, Michele, and my daughter, Emma. Part One: The Fix Fix: A CIA term, of Cold War origin, that refers to a person who is to be compromised or blackmailed so that he will do the Agency's bidding. —The Dictionary of Espionage 1 Until the whole thing happened, I never believed the old line about how you should be careful what you wish for, because you might get it. I believe it now. I believe in all those cautionary proverbs now. I believe that pride goeth before a fall. I believe the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, that misfortune seldom comes alone, that all that glitters isn't gold, that lies walk on short legs. Man, you name it. I believe it. --- I could try to tell you that what started it all was an act of generosity, but that wouldn't be quite accurate. It was more like an act of stupidity. Call it a cry for help. Maybe more like a raised middle finger. Whatever, it was my bad. I half thought I'd get away with it, half expected to be fired. I've got to say, when I look back on how it all began, I marvel at what an arrogant prick I was. I'm not going to deny that I got what I deserved. It just wasn't what I expected—but who'd ever expect something like this? All I did was make a couple of phone calls. Impersonated the VP for Corporate Events and called the fancy outside caterer that did all of Wyatt Telecom's parties. I told them to just make it exactly like the bash they'd done the week before for the Top Salesman of the Year award. (Of course, I had no idea how lavish that was.) I gave them all the right disbursement numbers, authorized the transfer of funds in advance. The whole thing was surprisingly easy. The owner of Meals of Splendor told me he'd never done a function on a company loading dock, that it presented "décor challenges," but I knew he wasn't going to turn away a big check from Wyatt Telecom. Somehow I doubt Meals of Splendor had ever done a retirement party for an assistant foreman either. I think that's what really pissed Wyatt off. Paying for Jonesie's retirement party—a loading dock guy, for Christ's sake!—was a violation of the natural order. If instead I'd used the money as a down payment on a Ferrari 360 Modena convertible, Nicholas Wyatt might have almost understood. He would have recognized my greed as evidence of our shared humanity, like a weakness for booze, or "broads," as he called women. If I'd known how it would all end up, would I have done it all over again? Hell, no. Still, I have to say, it was pretty cool. I was into the fact that Jonesie's party was being paid for out of a fund earmarked for, among other things, an "offsite" for the CEO and his senior vice presidents at the Guanahani resort on the island of St. Barthélemy. I also loved seeing the loading dock guys finally getting a taste of how the execs lived. Most of the guys and their wives, whose idea of a splurge was the Shrimp Feast at the Red Lobster or Ribs On The Barbie at Outback Steakhouse, didn't know what to make of some of the weird food, the osetra caviar and saddle of veal Provençal, but they devoured the filet of beef en croûte, the rack of lamb, the roasted lobster with ravioli. The ice sculptures were a big hit. The Dom Perignon flowed, though not as fast as the Budweiser. (This I called right, since I used to hang out on the loading dock on Friday afternoons, smoking, when someone, usually Jonesie or Jimmy Connolly, the foreman, brought in an Igloo of cold ones to celebrate the end of another week.) Jonesie, an old guy with one of those weathered, hangdog faces that make people like him instantly, was lit the whole night. His wife of forty-two years, Esther, at first seemed standoffish, but she turned out to be an amazing dancer. I'd hired an excellent Jamaican reggae group, and everyone got into it, even the guys you'd never expect to dance. This was after the big tech meltdown, of course, and companies everywhere were laying people off and instituting "frugality" policies, meaning you had to pay for the lousy coffee, and no more free Cokes in the break room, and like that. Jonesie was slated to just stop work one Friday, spend a few hours at HR signing forms, and go home for the rest of his life, no party, no nothing. Meanwhile, the Wyatt Telecom E-staff was planning to head down to St. Bart's in their Learjets, boink their wives or girlfriends in their private villas, slather coconut oil on their love handles, and discuss company-wide frugality policies over obscene buffet breakfasts of papayas and hummingbird tongues. Jonesie and his friends didn't really question too closely who was paying for it all. But it did give me some kind of twisted secret pleasure. Until around one-thirty in the morning, when the sound of electric guitars and the screams of a couple of the younger guys, blotto out of their minds, must have attracted the curiosity of a security guard, a fairly new hire (the pay's lousy, turnover is unbelievable) who didn't know any of us and wasn't inclined to cut anyone any slack. He was a pudgy guy with a flushed, sort of Porky Pig face, barely thirty. He just gripped his walkie-talkie as if it were a Glock and said, "What the hell?" And my life as I knew it was over. 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Robin Hood (01 of 79) Posted: 27 Jun 2011 09:30 PM PDT 01 —of — 79 Robin Hood by J. Walker Mcspadden A Message from DailyLit Buy this book--or others--from Amazon and help support DailyLit SHARING We encourage sharing--forward to a friend! Robin Hood J. Walker McSpadden Chapter I: How Robin Hood Became an Outlaw List and hearken, gentlemen, That be of free-born blood, I shall you tell of a good yeoman, His name was Robin Hood. Robin was a proud outlaw, While as he walked on the ground. So courteous an outlaw as he was one Was never none else found. In the days of good King Harry the Second of England—he of the warring sons—there were certain forests in the north country set aside for the King's hunting, and no man might shoot deer therein under penalty of death. These forests were guarded by the King's Foresters, the chief of whom, in each wood, was no mean man but equal in authority to the Sheriff in his walled town, or even to my lord Bishop in his abbey. One of the greatest of royal preserves was Sherwood and Barnesdale forests near the two towns of Nottingham and Barnesdale. Here for some years dwelt one Hugh Fitzooth as Head Forester, with his good wife and son Robert. The boy had been born in Lockesley town—in the year 1160, stern records say—and was often called Lockesley, or Rob of Lockesley. He was a comely, well-knit stripling, and as soon as he was strong enough to walk his chief delight was to go with his father into the forest. As soon as his right arm received thew and sinew he learned to draw the long bow and speed a true arrow. While on winter evenings his greatest joy was to hear his father tell of bold Will o' the Green, the outlaw, who for many summers defied the King's Foresters and feasted with his men upon King's deer. And on other stormy days the boy learned to whittle out a straight shaft for the long bow, and tip it with gray goose feathers. The fond mother sighed when she saw the boy's face light up at these woodland tales. She was of gentle birth, and had hoped to see her son famous at court or abbey. She taught him to read and to write, to doff his cap without awkwardness and to answer directly and truthfully both lord and peasant. But the boy, although he took kindly to these lessons of breeding, was yet happiest when he had his beloved bow in hand and strolled at will, listening to the murmur of the trees. Two playmates had Rob in these gladsome early days. One was Will Gamewell, his father's brother's son, who lived at Gamewell Lodge, hard by Nottingham town. The other was Marian Fitzwalter, only child of the Earl of Huntingdon. The castle of Huntingdon could be seen from the top of one of the tall trees in Sherwood; and on more than one bright day Rob's white signal from this tree told Marian that he awaited her there: for you must know that Rob did not visit her at the castle. His father and her father were enemies. Some people whispered that Hugh Fitzooth was the rightful Earl of Huntingdon, but that he had been defrauded out of his lands by Fitzwalter, who had won the King's favor by a crusade to the Holy Land. But little cared Rob or Marian for this enmity, however it had arisen. They knew that the great green—wood was open to them, and that the wide, wide world was full of the scent of flowers and the song of birds. Days of youth speed all too swiftly, and troubled skies come all too soon. Rob's father had two other enemies besides Fitzwalter, in the persons of the lean Sheriff of Nottingham and the fat Bishop of Hereford. These three enemies one day got possession of the King's ear and whispered therein to such good—or evil—purpose that Hugh Fitzooth was removed from his post of King's Forester. He and his wife and Rob, then a youth of nineteen, were descended upon, during a cold winter's evening, and dispossessed without warning. The Sheriff arrested the Forester for treason—of which, poor man, he was as guiltless as you or I—and carried him to Nottingham jail. Rob and his mother were sheltered over night in the jail, also, but next morning were roughly bade to go about their business. Thereupon they turned for succor to their only kinsman, Squire George of Gamewell, who sheltered them in all kindness. But the shock, and the winter night's journey, proved too much for Dame Fitzooth. She had not been strong for some time before leaving the forest. In less than two months she was no more. Rob felt as though his heart was broken at this loss. But scarcely had the first spring flowers begun to blossom upon her grave, when he met another crushing blow in the loss of his father. That stern man had died in prison before his accusers could agree upon the charges by which he was to be brought to trial. 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