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Rich Writers, Niche Bookstores, Darwin
By
Sadie Stein
August 13, 2012
On the Shelf
Check out the handmade books of Berlin-based
Palefroi
.
Maria Papova presents the
literary jukebox
, in which quotes are matched to thematic songs.
Forbes
lists the
highest-grossing authors
.
A salute to
niche bookstores of the world
.
The fate of dead books:
a history of pulping
.
Prior to proposing to Emma Wedgwood,
Charles Darwin
did a cost-benefit analysis of marriage, with one of the deficits listed as “less money for books.”
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