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Area Man Returns Book After Discovering Wilde Gay, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
June 27, 2013
On the Shelf
The
Tweet pictured above
really speaks for itself.
And another one down: Chicago’s oldest used bookstore, the eccentric and beloved
O’Gara and Wilson Antiquarian Booksellers
, is closing its venerable Hyde Park location. But all is not lost: the shop is relocating to a more affordable location in Indiana.
Here are
mashups
of chick lit and Marvel comics, because we live in a world unrecognizable to our great-grandparents.
Speaking of!
Subtle changes
(degredation or evolution, you choose!) to the English language, happening as we speak.
The
Atlantic
asks:
Must every new coming-of-age novel be “the next
Catcher in the Rye
?
” (Yes.)
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