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People Are Angry, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
December 4, 2013
On the Shelf
The Supreme Court has spoken
: Amazon will pay taxes in New York.
The family of Norman Rockwell is going to the mattresses over a new biography by Deborah Solomon, which raises questions about the artist’s sexuality.
Says Rockwell’s granddaughter
, “She layers the whole biography with these innuendos … These things she’s writing about Norman Rockwell are simply not true.”
In praise of
writing while one reclines
.
Eight prominent Dominican figures have written
an open letter
condemning the work of Junot Díaz, who is currently visiting the Dominican Republic. They accuse the lauded writer of “a scarce capacity for reflection and a disrespectful and mediocre use of the written word,” and resent his self-identifying as Dominican.
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