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Gatsby, Sexting, and Rand
By
Sadie Stein
August 15, 2012
On the Shelf
An original ad for
The Great Gatsby
, found in a 1925 issue of
The Princetonian
.
“My decade-long enamor with the poets and writers of the Beat Generation was about to pay off. As the only woman who adored Kerouac, I would be the vixen of the literary matchmaking board.” At the Millions, Stephanie Nikolopoulos on the
Jack Kerouac gender divide
.
In which
Ayn Rand explains Objectivism on the Johnny Carson show
. “I think you’ll find her most unusual,” says he.
Poet Ron Silliman lost his library in a flood;
help him reassemble it
.
O tempora: new inductions into Merriam-Webster include
f bomb
,
man cave
, and
sexting
. A full list
here
.
On the other hand, the more things change, et cetera.
This 1950
Library Journal
asks if new media is rendering reading obsolete.
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