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Translating, Restoring, Interring
By
The Paris Review
June 14, 2012
On the Shelf
The long, strange history of
Dorothy Parker’s ashes
.
Translating Emily Dickinson
(into modern English).
Thomas Pynchon
(finally) allows his books to be sold digitally.
At the newly launched
the S
l
ant
, Erica Jong talks … well, everything.
The Arizona Department of Transportation
turns to haiku
for their latest dust-storm PSAs.
Hemingway’s Oak Park childhood home
has been purchased. The new owners say they plan a Hemingway-esque restoration.
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