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Shannon Reed
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Diary of a Scottish Bookseller
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Shaun Bythell
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Arthur Morgan
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When Albert Camus was sick, his buddies set the gold standard for socially distant friendship.
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Tom Gauld
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Lisa Brown
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Jessie Gaynor
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Samantha Irby Absolutely Does Not Want Michelle Obama to Read Her Book
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Cameron Esposito: Five Books for a Queer Road Trip
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Cameron Esposito
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Okay, now the LAST lines of 10 classic novels, rewritten for social distancing.
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