Roundup - Reluctant Habits

Georgia fundies won’t be able to enjoy their tax-free Bible purchases anymore. (via the new and improved Book Ninja)
T.C. Boyle’s Talk Talk, not even out yet, is being turned into a movie. (via Manly Man)
Ed Falco himself is on deck today at the LBC. Do be sure to ask him questions.
Just when you thought Leo “When I Need You” Sayer had served his purpose and disappeared from the face of the earth (well, only to torture you over the speakers during a late-night Denny’s meal), the 70s pop song falsetto now fancies himself a novelist. The protagonist? A musician, of course. “[A]ll the people I would have loved to have been.”
Richard Russo, tax incentive booster?
Working an STD booth: the source of poetic inspiration.
What the hell? Who killed Curious George co-writer Alan Shellack? Why would anyone want to kill a man who wrote pleasant stories about monkeys?
Good news: The Electric Company is on DVD. Bad news: Dave Eggers wrote the liner notes.
Bill Nye: no longer a bachelor.
B on illicit file sharing.