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Lost Ferraris, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
January 10, 2013
On the Shelf
Have you written a novel’s worth of e-mail this year?
Possibly
. Another question: Is it any good?
Richard Blanco is
the lucky poet
who will read at the 2013 presidential inauguration!
This in turn leads
Slate
, in
Slate
ish form, to ask,
“Can Richard Blanco Write a Great Inaugural Poem? Can Anyone?”
Patricia Cornwell is suing a former (emphasis on the former) financial manager: “It is a tale of an alleged betrayal, fraud, of high-rollers, multimillion-dollar homes, a helicopter,
a lost Ferrari
, a rare book collection, and political donations to Hillary Clinton.”
This piece is about how libraries are
staying relevant
by moving beyond reading, but classes like hog butchering and blacksmithing seem like much more of a throwback to the days when you picked up your books at the general store.
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