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On the Shelf
By
Sadie Stein
November 16, 2011
Bulletin
A cultural news roundup.
Winners of the
Hurston/Wright Legacy Awards
.
Stephen King
helps heat Maine.
The real Tintin!
The X-Men archive
goes to Columbia.
Penguin
takes the self-publishing leap.
The
LA Times
pubs
its first e-book
.
Meanwhile, authors charge that the Kindle library is “
boldly breaching its contracts.
”
In brick-and-mortar news,
Ann Patchett opens a bookstore
.
Wordsworth House (#4)
opens in the Lake District.
Salman Rushdie fights Facebook
, and wins.
Writers restock the
OWS Library
.
Speaking of
public libraries …
RIP legendary publisher
Morris Philipson.
“We’ve just lost
the Norman Rockwell of comic strips
.”
Jane Austen … murdered?
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