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“All They Do Is Eat,” And Other News
By
Sadie Stein
April 29, 2013
On the Shelf
“It’s about eating lunch. They eat salad and cake. All they do is eat”: in which
a two-year-old
judges books by their covers.
“He tends to devoice a lot of the fricatives, but I take that purely as an idiolectal variant”: an (in-depth) interview with
the linguist
who created
Game of Thrones
’ multiple languages.
Fifty authors, including Hilary Mantel, Tom Stoppard, and John Banville, have contributed
annotated first editions
to an English PEN auction. Which is to say, they can (theoretically) be yours.
The Henry Miller Memorial Library decamps temporarily to Miller’s hometown of Brooklyn for the
Big Sur Brooklyn Bridge
festival.
Ishiguro on film, Tóibín on opera: six novelists on their
second
-favorite art forms
.
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