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A Book Vending Machine, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
June 14, 2013
On the Shelf
A California library introduces a
children’s book vending machine
!
The perfect number of children for literary success:
a slideshow
.
As dirt goes, this seems pretty tame, but: it seems
Avril Danica Haines
, nominated as CIA number two, used to read Anne Rice (or should we say, A. N. Roquelaure?) aloud at her bookstore’s erotica night.
“Grammar cops are rarely good writers. Imagination always disobeys.”
Sherman Alexie
starts a Tweet storm.
We have mentioned Japan’s book towers, or
tawaa tsumi
, before. But I think we can agree that we all need to see
more
. (Even if the trend has been exaggerated.)
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