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Frost Papers Recovered, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
October 4, 2013
Arts & Culture
New York’s Center for Jewish History is opening the
David Berg Rare Book Room
, which will feature, amongst others, Albert Einstein, Franz Kafka, and Emma Lazarus.
A Vermont man has pleaded guilty to stealing (and selling) a number of
Robert Frost’s personal papers
, which he ran across when a desk containing the papers was donated to the nonprofit where he works. The fine is a whopping one hundred dollars.
The French government
approved a law
yesterday that will prevent Amazon from shipping discounted books for free. The measure is designed to protect embattled independent bookstores.
How to draw a hare
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