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Why the Printed Book Will Last Another 500 Years

Why the Printed Book Will Last Another 500 Years

The Future of Reading Came and Went

By Adam Sternbergh | October 14, 2015

Interview with a Bookstore: Riverbend Books

Interview with a Bookstore: Riverbend Books

In Which an Australian Almost Kills Maisy the Mouse

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How Professional Readers Read for Pleasure

How Professional Readers Read for Pleasure

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By Jessica Ferri | October 9, 2015

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Ta-Nehisi Coates Has Given #Black Lives Matter Its Foundational Text

How to Love an Imperfect Genius, and Other Considerations

By Zinzi Clemmons | October 8, 2015

Kenzaburo Oe Finds a Hero in Huckleberry Finn

Kenzaburo Oe Finds a Hero in Huckleberry Finn

Ruminations On America, Harvard Square, 1965

By Kenzaburo Oe | October 8, 2015

<em>Don Quixote</em>: Sloppy, Inconsistent, Baffling, Perfect

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When Pen Names Become People

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Sloane Crosley on Self-Diagnosing Novel Dysmorphia

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A Phone Call From Paul:  Neil Gaiman, Part II

A Phone Call From Paul: Neil Gaiman, Part II

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