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On the Shelf
By
Sadie Stein
December 14, 2011
Arts & Culture
A cultural news roundup.
Cult author
Russell Hoban
has died at eighty-six.
Just what every child hopes to find under the tree:
a Joyce Carol Oates doll
.
Not so much? How about some
grammatical correction
?
A
children’s science book
?
Or a
Vonnegut-inspired tee
?
(
#booknerd
)
These same people might enjoy an
at-home table-reading
party.
The
Utne Reader
pulls up stakes for Kansas.
Tuck Everlasting
: The Musical.
Literary novels, the HBO shows
.
On Joan Didion’s “
Oh, wow.
” : “Much of the fun in these rather bitchy back-and-forths is seeing literary heavyweights get just this peevish.”
Capote in the buff
!
Pooh’s predecessor
!
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