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007,
Moby-Dick
, Literates
By
Sadie Stein
October 19, 2012
On the Shelf
The handwritten
contract for
Moby-Dick
.
The top ten literary parodies
! (Warning: highly subjective and skews very British. But then, it would.)
Watch the
trailer for
Midnight’s Children
. In the words of one YouTube commenter, “can b a gud movie for literates.”
In news that will shock no one, Swedish researchers find
writers are unusually prone to depression, mood disorders, and substance abuse
.
The Economist
charts the kills, conquests, and tipples of the
various James Bonds
.
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