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Austen’s Ring, Hemingway’s Endings
By
Sadie Stein
July 5, 2012
On the Shelf
A turquoise
ring that once belonged to Jane Austen
is on the block at Sotheby’s, accompanied by a note from Eleanor Austen to her daughter.
Bookstores with cafés sell more
reading material, figures suggest.
Two more New York City bookstores, Washington Heights’s
Word Up
and Harlem’s
Hue-Man
, face closure. (The latter will continue as an online store.)
Poet
Simon Armitage
crossed the Pennine Way as a modern troubadour, exchanging only verse for food and shelter.
A new edition of
A Farewell to Arms
will contain Hemingway’s
thirty-plus alternate endings
.
Celebrating
Pie Week
.
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