
My 12-year-old self loved books filled with blood, boobs and brains. In other words, my 12-year-old self loved Christopher Pike.
Read MoreMy 12-year-old self loved books filled with blood, boobs and brains. In other words, my 12-year-old self loved Christopher Pike.
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Read MoreJonathan Lethem, Jamaica Kincaid and F. Scott Fitzgerald all prove that there’s more than one road to success.
Read MoreBecause receiving Dr. Seuss’s Oh, the Places You’ll Go! is only encouraging another generation of man-babies.
Read MoreDavid Foster Wallace’s Kenyon commencement speech is amazing, but Susan Sontag, Toni Morrison and Nora Ephron can do just as well (if not better).
Read MoreThe Library of Congress: making our government cool since before Obama had Twitter.
Read MoreNational Library Week is about to get stranger than you ever thought it could be.
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