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Good-bye Doris Betts, Remembering Guy Davenport
By
Sadie Stein
April 26, 2012
On the Shelf
RIP Doris Betts
.
Our very own Southern editor, John Jeremiah Sullivan, on Guy Davenport,
on the Rumpus
.
The case of
Lena Dunham’s literary internship
.
Things you (maybe) didn’t know about
E. B. White
.
Quoth the
Globe and Mail
, “A Prince Rupert elementary teacher has been told a quote from Dr. Seuss’ ‘Yertle the Turtle’ is a political statement that should not be displayed or worn on clothing in her classroom. The teacher included the quote in material she brought to a meeting with management after she received a notice relating to union material visible in her car on school property … The quote in question—“I know up on top you are seeing great sights, but down here on the bottom, we too should have rights”—comes from … the tale of a turtle who climbs on the backs of other turtles to get a better view. In the midst of a labor dispute between the British Columbia Teachers’ Federation and the province, the quote was deemed unsuitable.”
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