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Infinite Pagination, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
July 1, 2013
On the Shelf
“Today I broke through the chains of oppression. No longer will page numbers tyrannize my life. I … have taken action,” declares
one impassioned
Infinite Jest
reader. Would DFW
approve
?
Meet
Flaneur
magazine
, each issue of which is dedicated to a different street. In the words of the editors, “The magazine is aware of its subjectivity. It wants to say ‘This
could
be Kantstraße.’”
Yeats, Austen, and Fitzgerald: all
bad spellers
. (Spellcheck will save contemporary authors from inclusion, presumably.)
What do you read when
trapped on a spacecraft
? Garcia Márquez, of course.
With audiobooks booming, actors start reading.
Quoth the
Times
, “The field is so promising that drama schools, including prestigious institutions like Juilliard and Yale, have started offering audio narration workshops.”
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