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Undiscovered Joyce Title? And Other News
By
Sadie Stein
June 17, 2013
On the Shelf
An Irish press is publishing a collection of
ten short pieces by James Joyce
, calling it “almost certainly the last undiscovered title” by the author. But did Joyce want them published at all? Scholars choose sides.
Speaking of cashing in, “for a day celebrating a book many admit to never having read,
Bloomsday
is a brilliant piece of marketing.”
Harvard’s Graduate School of Design has started something nifty called the
Library Test Kitchen
, dedicated to preserving libraries with new design concepts. Student designs are displayed in—wait for it—a “Labrary.”
After bedbugs were detected in the environs of the
Chappaqua Library
, a bedbug-sniffing dog was provided to case books from a recent library sale. “If it can happen here, it can happen anywhere,” declared one mom (whose new set of
Harry Potter
was cleared by the beagle).
Without further ado:
the trailer for
Salinger
.
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