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OMG Churchill, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
November 30, 2012
On the Shelf
The first use of OMG?
This letter
to Winston Churchill may be of tremendous significance to the history of texting.
A collection of
rare dictionaries
is expected to fetch up to one million dollars at auction, although you can snatch up James Caulfield’s
Blackguardiana: or, A Dictionary of Rogues, Bawds, Pimps, Whores, Pickpockets, Shoplifters…
for three to five thousand dollars.
“A DIY spirit has possessed
Atlanta’s writers and readers
, who are taking literature out of the stuffy confines of the library and into coffeehouses, bars, galleries, and event spaces.”
“In the last couple of days, my book has caused quite a flurry of controversy—or rather, a misrepresentation of it has.” Clearing up the
OED scandal
.
Kurt Vonnegut’s rules for reading fiction:
a 1965 term paper assignment
.
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