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Selling, Banning, and Walking
By
Sadie Stein
June 8, 2012
On the Shelf
Novelist
Barry Unsworth
has died at eighty-one.
The Catholic Church denounces a book
; it becomes a best seller.
(Almost as effective as
Oprah
.)
Lev Grossman
teaches us how to read and walk simultaneously.
“The Comedy of Noir.”
Where things stand:
the Rumpus
explores racial bias in the world of books.
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