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In case you've been busy, here's a selection of what's been posted this week.

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<strong>BOOK THIS</strong>: Oklahoma is more than a place—it's an idea. That's the kernel that inspired the latest in our catalogue of books: <em>Imaginary Oklahoma</em>, an anthology in which some of today’s most important and influential writers combine with visual artists to provide a fictional take on this place we call home. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/events/288851091246857/?ref=22" target="_blank">We hope you'll join in celebrating the release of this new book; feel free to invite your friends</a>. <a href="http://bit.ly/imokbook" target="_blank">You can also pre-order the book</a>.

<strong>HAVE YOU HEARD</strong>: The new This Land Radio show premiered on KOSU Radio last Sunday. It's airing again this Sunday, same time and same station. You can <a href="https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/this-land-radio/id626477037" target="_blank">subscribe to This Land Radio on iTunes</a> and Stitcher if you won't be near a radio. <a href="http://bit.ly/17nDOUf" target="_blank">Get a preview of Episode 2 of This Land Radio here</a>.

<strong>THIS LAND LIVE</strong>: We're excited to introduce our latest video project: It's This Land Live, a partnership with Boulevard Unfiltered Wheat Beer on a series of new videos starring Oklahoma's top music makers. Featured here is John Fullbright at the All Soul Acoustic Coffeehouse Concert Series performing "Jericho," a track from his Grammy-nominated album, "From the Ground Up."

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<strong>SACRED GROUND</strong>: Van Eden takes us on a tour of <a href="http://thislandpress.com/03/31/2010/the-little-park/" target="_blank">the little park at 18th and Cheyenne, which marks the end of the Trail of Tears</a> and the beginning of a new life far from home.

<strong>HOME ON THE RANGE</strong>: Not only does New York Times Chief Film Critic A.O. Scott read This Land, but <a href="https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10200168882961971&set=a.1373589736960.2051600.1148295116&type=1" target="_blank">he also seems to like the Home on the Range thing I wrote</a>. (I think Tony's writing is fine, too.) <a href="http://bit.ly/Wnfdu2" target="_blank">What happens when love and guns collide</a>.

<strong>7,000 Strong</strong>: That's you, TDT fans. <a href="http://www.facebook.com/tashadoestulsablog" target="_blank">You now number 7,000 on ye olde Facebook</a>. Thanks for following along with this ol' dinosaur, a six-year-old weblog in March. 

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<strong>GOOD DEAL</strong>: Until April 15, our kids' tees are only $15 when you get them in our online store. <a href="http://www.thislandpress.com/store" target="_blank">Go to thislandpress.com/store</a>.

<strong>A LITERARY TOUR OF TULSA</strong>: Ben Lytal, whose debut novel, "A Map of Tulsa," is receiving rave reviews, offers a tour of his hometown, <a href="http://thislandpress.com/04/08/2013/books-about-tulsa-a-tour/" target="_blank">using books as landmarks</a>.

<strong>THE LAST TO KNOW</strong>: Don't let it be you. <a href="http://thislandpress.com/store/subs-and-issues/1-year-subscription/" target="_blank">Subscribe to <em>This Land</em></a> and get a year's worth of stories from around here. 

What have you been reading/watching/listening to this week?