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Conrad Signals, Server Signs
By
Sadie Stein
August 10, 2012
On the Shelf
Because it is Friday,
a Joseph Conrad bat signal
.
A pair of Irish researchers have determined that
Homer’s epics are (partially) based in fact
. “We’re not saying that this or that actually happened, or even that the individual people portrayed in the stories are real … We are saying that the overall society (that emerges from the stories) and interactions between characters seem realistic.”
The son of John Steinbeck
has publicly objected to the invocation of
Of Mice and Men
to justify the Texas execution of a mentally handicapped man.
Celebrate
Julia Child’s centenary
with these ten titles.
If you wish to rakishly mix your media, here is how to
make a screen saver from your favorite book cover
.
The secret language of restaurants
; or, how your waiter knows who gets what.
And how did you celebrate
Book Lover’s Day
?
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