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Submit your nominations for which Dickens title we'll read next in our Twitter-based book club.
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Submit your nominations for which Dickens title we'll read next in our Twitter-based book club.
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The story of a city in decline and the beauty that arose from the decay
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An interview with Nathan Englander, author of the short-story collection "What We Talk About When We Talk About Anne Frank"
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The loving, touching, and downright weird things that the literary greats wrote to their lovers
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A selection of verse about romance, marriage, and desire
Louis Hersent
Which characters had the best snog in literary history?
Simon Pulse
The author, who died last week, wrote books that linked a familiar past with an unrecognizable future.
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The whimsical charms of Ebeneezer Scrooge, the Artful Dodger, Uriah Heep, and more
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The author, whose children's book was turned into a Martin Scorsese-directed, Academy Award-nominated film, is starting to resemble some of his own…
Jane Eyre revisited; the geologic story of the American West; and more
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C.S. Lewis College, Amphibians and Birth Control, and Automaton Fever
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The Winners and Losers in the Linsanity Market
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