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Charlotte Brontë Poem at Auction, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
April 11, 2013
On the Shelf
An
itty-bitty, handwritten Charlotte Brontë manuscript
has sold at auction for £92,000.
In Hong Kong,
one small bookstore
has become a haven for banned Chinese books.
The City of New York is ponying up $230,000 to pay for the
Occupy Wall Street Library
destroyed in the 2011 Zuccotti Park raid.
With numbers dwindling,
a Texas book club folds
after 120 years of regular meetings.
I hereby call for a moratorium on … whatever
this genre
is.
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