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Anonymous Library Sculptures, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
June 21, 2013
On the Shelf
Anonymous, bookish
sculptures
have been popping up at Scottish libraries.
“It’s nice to go out with a bang”: Alice Munro may (or may not)
retire
.
This will, predicts
The New Republic
, result in the sort of
tedious furor
that accompanies any such statement.
Some pediatricians are
prescribing books
to small children: great! (Lollipops are, presumably, a thing of the past.)
Tom Wolfe’s next book
,
The Kingdom of Speech
, is a “nonfiction account of the animal/human speech divide.”
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