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The Mo Yan Culture Experience Zone, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
October 23, 2012
On the Shelf
Call now!
How to Sharpen Pencils
comes to a TV near you.
Robert Gottlieb
talks about editing the lurid novel
The Best of Everything
.
“A Dog barks, someone eats a watermelon, a car drives away”: the signifiers of
literary fiction
.
“Harriet Klausner claims to be a speed-reader. In the last decade, this former librarian has reviewed over 28,000 books on Amazon, Barnes & Noble and other sites.” On
unmasking an online phenomenon
.
Following Mo Yan’s Nobel win, the Chinese government has announced plans to turn his childhood home into the “
Mo Yan Culture Experience Zone
.”
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