Bookmarks: Solzhenitsyn, Kafka, Rushdie, Meyer, and more

Bookmarks, Salman Rushdie, Stephenie Meyer

August 5, 2008 | 10:48 AM | By Nathan Whitlock

Some book-related links:

Russians conflicted over Solzhenitsyn’s legacy (The New York Times)
Apparently, Kafka liked the hot stuff (Times Online)
Salman Rushdie threatens to sue over bodyguard’s memoir (CNN.com)
Stephenie Meyer’s newest breaks sales records (USA Today)
Speaking of Meyer and things being broken: Vancouver woman hit by car while waiting in line for Breaking Dawn (The Globe and Mail)
Afghanistan’s biggest bookseller launches web site (CBC.ca)
This week in cutthroat bookselling: Ann Arbor bookseller accused of hiring drug addicts to steal from competitors (Mlive.com)

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