Gitmo Loves 'Fifty Shades Of Grey'

July 29, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Gitmo Loves 'Fifty Shades Of Grey' ALEXANDRIA, Va. -- Military officials gave a congressional delegation a tour of Guantanamo's secretive Camp Seven last week and told a visiting congressional delegation that the camp's high-value detainees enjoy the Fifty Shades series, Rep. Jim Moran (D-Va.) told The Huffington Post.  Continue reading... Best New Books Out This Week What We Don't Know About Amazon's New Kindle Series Reza Aslan's Book Tops Amazon Most Misleading Book Cover Ever? PHOTOS: Amazing Dress Made Of Books 7 Thrillers You Need To Read This Summer 14 Things You Didn't Know About Beatrix Potter Why I Banned A Book KATIE ATKINSON In Defense of Journalism I will continue to pursue my dream, no matter what. There is a future for professional journalism and there is also a future for me. Continue reading... TREBOR HEALEY Raphael Kadushin Gives Voice to LGBT Authors "We didn't have any LGBT list at all when I started as acquisitions editor [at the University of Wisconsin Press], but the real leap for us was incorporating more trade titles into our list.... And once I got the OK to do trade titles, I just saw so many strong LGBT titles going unpublished." Continue reading... WILL WEAVER New Releases in Downer Lit We can read depressive fiction for the same reasons that we watch Dexter and Californication, or look at graphic car accidents online. We all have darkness inside us. Continue reading... LEA CARPENTER A War Story Is a Love Story, Anyway I'd never thought to map my father's life by experiences he'd had before I was born. Yet of course he'd had experiences, and some of those had been in the field of military intelligence. Continue reading... ROB ASGHAR A (Somewhat) Muslim Perspective: Why Is Reza Aslan's Jesus So Small? Aslan is a remarkable writer and speaker. I only wish I had his talent. Yet his book on Jesus carries numerous problems. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003