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SHAUN SMITH'S SUNDAY SUNDRIES
Submitted by ssmith on February 10, 2013 - 11:57am
A WEEKLY ROUNDUP OF INTERNET CURIOSITIES FROM THE BOOK WORLD
Grammar
Everything you think you know about grammar is wrong, says The Smithsonian. Well, a bunch of things anyway.
Notsotruman
WSJ reports that newly surfaced documents cast serious doubt on the verisimilitude of In Cold Blood.
Grey
Talk about 50 shades of wet blankets. Bodice-ripper author Jessica Blair is actually an 89-year-old man.
Orwell
The BBC Radio 4 offers a fascinating series on the life and oeuvre of George Orwell.
Personals
NPR celebrates the NRB's famous personals adds for bookworms.
Loaners
Here's a new wrinkle in the whole e-book publishing/selling landscape: Amazon has filed a patent application for a system to sell used e-books. Wired.com wonders if it's actually a strategy to bury the practice.
Hotels
Who knew there were so many hotels inspired by literature?
