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The Bible Sizzles, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
July 2, 2013
On the Shelf
The Bible: soon to be a twelve-volume, two-thousand-page
comic book
with “sizzling art.” (Not drawn by God.)
Toronto mayor and possible crack enthusiast Rob Ford
has inspired
a whole bunch of real-person fan fic.
In surprising news,
new research
finds that the American under-thirty set is, in fact, more likely to read print than older demos.
EdRants is publishing George Eliot’s novella,
The Lifted Veil
,
in its entirety.
Picador is turning matchmaker. The publisher will be running a “
Love Shack
” at the Latitude Festival, in which participants will be paired up based on literary tastes. Oh, and “people signing up to take part will have the chance to win a two-night glamping trip with Suffolk Yurt Holidays,” so…
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