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So sad to hear about Cyra McFadden's passing. Her keen observations in "Serial" really captured a unique moment in cultural history with wit and precision. She will be missed, but her influential work continues to resonate with us.
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The great British novelist Martin Amis, who has died at 73, had a true literary vitality that was high-spirited and farcical. nyer.cm/mmSTqKY
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One of the Best Preserved Ancient Manuscripts of The Iliad Is Now Digitized: See the "Bankes Homer" Manuscript in High Resolution (Circa 150 C.E.)
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William S. Burroughs Teaches a Free Course on Creative Reading and Writing (1979)
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60 Free Film Noir Movies
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In June of 1945, a striking letter arrived at the home of three-year-old Dennis Helms in Washington, written on a sheet of Adolf Hitler’s letterhead: news.lettersofnote.com/p/he-…
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10,000 Vintage Recipe Books Are Now Digitized in The Internet Archive’s Cookbook & Home Economics Collection
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Do you love books & literary camaraderie in the ether? Apply to be our new editorial fellow! Full-time remote, $16/hour. Apply by 1/18. lithub.com/apply-to-be-our-e…
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A bit bored? The AbeBooks podcast offers more than 130 episodes featuring interviews with booksellers, authors, collectors and other bookish types.
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Thursday 16th December 2021 Thought Of The Day From Morden Station By @paulocoelho
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One of our highlights of 2021 was winning 1st place at the Tata Varsity Pitch 2021.🕺
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Take a look at some of the literary interiors from Dominique Nabokov's "New York Living Rooms" project.
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Classic crime novels that still thrill today. nyti.ms/3poVfU3
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Introducing….our new Pay it Forward board!
Inspired by our comrades at @Lighthousebks who set theirs up last year and have been moved by the many acts of solidarity they witness every day, we thought this could definitely work in Hackney and boy we weren’t wrong! 🥰
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A 110-Year-Old Book Illustrated with Photos of Kittens & Cats Taught Kids How to Read @openculture bitly.com/3nfMwku
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When William Faulkner, Langston Hughes, Gertrude Stein, and More Wrote Children's Books | @nytimes pwne.ws/3B5dZdg

























