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Roses Are Books, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
February 14, 2013
On the Shelf
“Roses are books, Violets are books. Everything is books.
EVERYTHING IS BOOKS
.”
“[S]he does not talk much, this quaint Fairy, but she looks whole histories. Her gaze is softly wistful, and often abstracted; at certain moments her spirit seems to have gone out of her on invisible wings.” Oh yeah,
Oscar Wilde’s wife.
Poet
D. Vinayachandran
received a state funeral yesterday in West Kallada, India.
“Incidentally, I do not even remember whether I meant Sam Johnson or Ben Jonson … It is Jonson in my text, but is this a misprint? No one will ever know.”
A new T. S. Eliot letter
is found. (Well, new to us; it was written in 1957.)
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