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On the Shelf
By
Sadie Stein
November 9, 2011
Bulletin
A cultural news roundup.
George Orwell, on food
.
Frederick Seidel, on motorcycles.
Teenage Bronte, on the block.
New classics?
Overrated hacks?
Pippi, a racist?
The cult of Betsy-Tacy.
The Art of Protein Bars.
The Lego Bible.
The
Jeopardy!
Pyramid of Greatness
.
The letters of Wodehouse:
“Found in both his fiction and his letters, terms such as “posish,” “eggs and b,” and “f i h s” (“fiend in human shape”) create a clubby feeling of intimacy between writer and reader.”
Journalism booms in
Libya
.
“
I’m scared of dying in the middle of a book. I leave notes out in my room so that if I die people know how to finish it.
”
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