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On the Shelf
By
Sadie Stein
January 25, 2012
Arts & Culture
A cultural news roundup.
Who threatened Rushdie?
The author takes his critics
to Twitter
.
A
victory
for publishers.
“It was only when I read his article on wallpaper that I realised a hitherto unappreciated aspect of
Charles Dickens
: his interest in interior décor.”
Broadway will
return to Manderley
… next year.
“People
who read poetry
are the unsung customer base for independent bookstores.”
The poetry of Craigslist
.
Ten reasons not to sleep with a poet
.
Cormac McCarthy did not, in fact, have a
140-character affair
with Margaret Atwood.
A sad Sunday for
Lawrence Ferlinghetti
.
The
Internet as an image of gluttony
: “A great groaning table, creaking under bottomless platters of food and pitchers of drink, and we in our chairs, too exhausted to stand, mouths too numb to taste much, but with just enough energy to reach for more.”
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