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Former clients of fraudulent children’s literary agent Danielle Smith speak out; a dark library in Taiwan offers unconventional way to select books; Nicole Sealey on the poetry of Ellen Bass; and other news.
Literati Bookstore is an independent bookstore in downtown Ann Arbor. Literati aims to be a place where book lovers can go, talk, and interact with each other. They host author readings, book clubs, poetry nights, and are open seven days a week.
Two men charged in one of the largest library thefts in history; an interview with Laura Van Den Berg; Whitman Neighborhood Project; and other news.
Keira Knightley stars in Colette, a biopic about the early-twentieth-century French novelist who published the successful Claudine novels under her first husband’s name before making a name for herself with later novels including Chéri and Gigi. The film is directed by Wash Westmoreland and costars Denise Gough, Eleanor Tomlinson, and Dominic West.
Plagiarism lawsuit against author Emma Cline dismissed; LatinX in Publishing; Independence Day poems; and other news.
Transgender novel recommendations; Greta Gerwig to direct Little Women film adaptation; decline of leisure reading among Americans; and other news.
New Anthony Bourdain biography; Dwight Garner runs a Scottish bookstore for a day; Facebook’s new ad policy censors some bookstore events; and other news.
Poet Tommy Pico’s High Line soundscape; Ottessa Moshfegh’s reading habits; Girl, Interrupted twenty-five years later; and other news.
Donald Hall tributes; New York Times profiles Jonathan Franzen; Scottish rapper Loki wins Orwell Prize; and other news
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