How Dr. Seuss’s Oh, The Places You’ll Go! became a ubiquitous (and cliché) graduation gift
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Kosoko Jackson’s book scandal suggests YA Twitter is getting uglier
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‘I’m not racist, but …’
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“The Arisen” - A short story by Louisa Hall about fact, fiction, and libraries
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James Kelman on the Booker, class and literary elitism
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Oops! Famously scathing reviews of classic books from The Times’s archive
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How the New York Public Library fills its shelves (and why some books don't make the cut)
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Must writers be moral? Their contracts may require it
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The 'future book' is here, but it's not what we expected
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A new book describes Hunter S. Thompson’s prescience. “Trump is present on every page, even though he’s never mentioned once,” the author says.
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Tiny books fit in one hand. Will they change the way we read?
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What Isaac Asimov taught us about predicting the future
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The young queer writer who became Greenland’s unlikely literary star
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A personal library too big to get through in a lifetime “isn’t a sign of failure or ignorance,” but rather “a badge of honor.”
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When pop-up books taught popular science
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The strange triumph of “The Little Prince”
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$12 million gift opens new chapter for New York Public Library’s treasures
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"As the North Wind Howled" by Yu Hua
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Reader, Come Home - Digital culture doesn’t have to make you a shallow reader. But you have to do something about it
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Why I love my library and you should too
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The rise of the sci-fi novella: All the imagination, none of the burden
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The authors who love Amazon
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The seven books Barack Obama wants you to read this summer
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Children's books are drowning in a sea of contemporary ideology
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A critic sells books down by the seashore - A bookstore in the village of Wigtown, Scotland, allows people to run the shop while renting an apartment upstairs
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An excerpt from "The Overstory: A Novel" by Richard Powers
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US Federal prisons abruptly cancel policy that made it harder, costlier for inmates to get books
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