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Sylvia Plath, Robot Librarians, and Lickable Wallpaper
By
Sadie Stein
April 18, 2012
On the Shelf
How to write a best seller?
“If you are like me,
you must always have something to read in the bathroom
. Anything will do.”
Meet
identical-twin writers
.
Amazon
to reissue James Bond
.
“Is it taboo to write about baking and Sylvia Plath?”
Paper and Salt
proves that whatever else, the results can be delicious.
In a Roald Dahl image come to life, meet the world’s first
lickable wallpaper
.
Building a library of
jokes, hoaxes, and literary frauds
.
Libraries
jump through hoops
(and hire book robots) to stay alive.
Dwight MacDonald
and the art of the essay.
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