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Reading Children, Posthumous Novels
By
Sadie Stein
July 10, 2012
On the Shelf
William Faulkner’s first published work
, from the 1919
New Republic
.
Woody Guthrie’s unpublished novel
will be published next year, with a little help from Johnny Depp.
If you’ve never seen Émile Zola’s legendary “
J’Accuse
!” editorial, the Los Angeles Review of Books
has helpfully shared it.
If Jane Eyre and Mr. Rochester texted
.
The Dorothy Parker Facebook page FAQ
is the
ne plus ultra
of dead author Fabecbook page FAQs.
Vintage photos of
children reading
.
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