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Bookmarks: Britain’s phone booth library, Herta Müller’s “psychosis,” and the Bad Sex in Fiction Award winner
Some sundry links from across the Web:
- Resourceful idea of the week: British village transforms traditional red phone booth into local library
- Coming soon to a theatre near you: the book trailer for Quirk Classics’ Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters
- Nobel Prize-winning Herta Müller “has a psychosis,” says Romanian spy
- Neil Gaiman discusses audiobooks with David Sedaris and Martin Jarvis on NPR. Similarly, Douglas Hunter praises the e-book at The Globe and Mail and Mark Medley reviews the Kindle at the National Post
- Nabokov’s posthumously published The Original of Laura is not a novel, says Nathaniel Rich
- And the Bad Sex in Fiction Award goes to … Jonathan Littell’s The Kindly Ones














Fantastic story! I hear there's a movie deal in the works too.
Great for Thomas. He's a great guy, a wonderful writer. For years, I've been saying Edmonton has some of the finest writers in the country and this is just another example of that.
I have not been solicited by any reps for the Oprah book. I did heard from my sales rep that it is notHB Fenn so who the question is who has this book? Considering the date Oprah is going to speak on the book today may be my last day to order it to have it in my store on time. Ideas anyone?