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One Man’s Trash, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
November 7, 2013
On the Shelf
Discarded books from the
Birmingham Public Library
become the basis for a series of pieces by local artists.
P. D. James claims to have
solved a 1931 cold case
in the course of researching a mystery. In 1841,
Edgar Allan Poe’s literary gumshoeing
was less successful.
The rise of
Denglisch
—and the introduction of words like
shitstorm
and
cashcow
into the German lexicon—is
understandably controversial
.
Here are some
bookish wedding cakes
. We feel like that last one is really the cake of a match made in heaven. Mazel tov!
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