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Pulitzers, Saints, and Camera Obscura!
By
Sadie Stein
April 17, 2012
On the Shelf
Pulitzer winners are announced
.
For the first time since 1977, fiction is snubbed
.
HuffPo
wins its first in its seven-year history.
Speaking of winners,
Matilda
sweeps the Oliviers
.
Picador’s list of
Lit Deep Cuts
is actually a pretty good workday sound track!
The British Library has acquired
St. Cuthbert’s Gospel
, the oldest known complete European book, discovered more than nine hundred years ago in a saint’s coffin.
Seventy-seven years of (amazing)
Romanian comics
.
Rupert Murdoch versus Harry Evans:
The Movie
.
Today’s question:
Wharton or
Girls
?
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