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Books, Crime, and Punishment!
By
The Paris Review
July 2, 2012
On the Shelf
Master book thief Anders Burius stole the 1597
Wytfliet Atlas
a decade ago; now, it has turned up in New York, and will be returned to the Swedish Royal Library.
A New Mexico woman was jailed for
failing to return a copy of
Twilight
to the library. (Charges have since been dropped.)
An Argentinian independent publisher
Eterna Cadencia
adds an element of urgency to reading, by publishing books in
disappearing ink
.
A lawyer requests time off from a murder trial to attend the famed Key West
Hemingway Lookalike Contest
. And is
denied
.
A handy chart helps you
choose your beach read
.
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