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Courier Font Is Improved, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
January 31, 2013
On the Shelf
Paavo Anselm Alexis Hollo
, a prolific and accomplished poet, critic, and translator, has died at seventy-eight.
J. D. Salinger once wrote a biographer that he had “borne all the
exploitation and loss of privacy
I can possibly bear in a single lifetime.” Luckily for him, he won’t be around for
the upcoming biography
by David Shields and Shane Salerno, released by Simon & Schuster in September.
Courier font has been perfected. Meet
Courier Prime
, if you dare.
Robert Silvers
, at lunch with the
FT
, talks editing, Zadie, and keeping the Pentagon Papers at the
NYRB
offices.
“It became clear that we were building a utopian alternate-universe bestseller list—a syllabus for readers who are curious about the best transgressive, funny, gripping memoir and fiction written by every kind of person other than heterosexual men.” On the founding of
Emily Books
.
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