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Auden Journal Found, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
May 14, 2013
On the Shelf
“I am happy, but in debt … I have no job. My [U.S.] visa is out of order. There may be a war. But I have an epithalamion to write and cannot worry much.” A journal
W. H. Auden
kept in 1939, believed lost, has been found. (Not sure where; details are vague.) It will go to auction next month.
Meet
the “grand impresario of American etymologists” and his “unique self-published journal,
Comments on Etymology
.”
David Hare
is adapting
Behind the Beautiful Forevers
for the London stage.
Reading
the stoop books of Brooklyn
.
Speaking of the borough of kings:
a topless book club
.
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