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Bookmarks: More layoffs at Random House U.S., the credit crunch, and Richard Price’s behind

Sundry links from the Web:

  • More wreckage at Random House U.S.: Pantheon Books publisher Janice Goldklang is laid off after 25 years with the company.
  • How well do you know crime fiction? Take the Ceebs online quiz to find out.
  • You know that heart-wrenching YouTube video, the one where two shaggy-haired hippies are reunited with their long-lost pet lion? Apparently, their story was recorded in a 1972 non-fiction book called A Lion Called Christian, now the sixth most requested out-of-print book on Bookfinder.com.
  • They say that American pop culture is always more inventive when a Republican is in office. Now, The Independent asks whether the credit crunch has a silver lining for literature.
  • If 2008 was the year of Roberto Bolaño, will 2009 be the year of Richard Yates?
  • Richard Price threatens to bare his ass.

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Oh la la! at Le French Fix Patisserie

Oh la la! at Le French Fix Patisserie

Oh la la! at Le French Fix Patisserie

Author Caroline Abraham poses with a copy of her book, The Juggler's Children

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WT Executive Director Mary Osborne introduces author Carolyn Abraham

Author Carolyn Abraham speaks to the crowd about analyzing her family's DNA to discover more about her past

Guest Janet L'Hereux signs in

Guests wait their turn as Teresa Farmer gets her book signed by The Juggler's Children author Carolyn Abraham

WT Literary Events Committee member Patti Thorlakson

Carolyn Abraham signs a copy of her book, The Juggler's Children

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