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Kafka’s Mice, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
December 10, 2012
On the Shelf
In a match made in fun, fearless, female heaven,
Harlequin and
Cosmo
are producing a line of e-books.
Feel like
writing your own erotica
?
The intersection of Fifth and Flower Streets in downtown Los Angeles is now
Ray Bradbury Square
.
An interactive art installation encourages participants to
fill empty books
.
We can add nothing to
this description
: “A letter from Franz Kafka in which the sick writer describes his ‘naked fear’ of mice invading his bedroom and complains about his cat soiling his slippers could be saved from disappearing into a private collection in a last-minute rescue attempt by German fans.”
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