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Book News:

Probably My Favorite Corpus Libris @ Tumblr

Common Core is Driving Changes To The SAT @ The Atlantic

How Women Write About Sex @ The Rumpus

Why Does Roddy Doyle Wish To Disillusion Us @ The Millions

Awesomeness Little Free Library @ Book Riot

Five Crime Novels Where The Women Are The True Detectives @ The Millions

Pixar Exec Turns R-Rated Movie Into Book @ GalleyCat

Proust’s Love From Paris To Los Angeles @ LA Review of Books

Literature Award Winners Academy of Arts and Letters @ American Academy

Mindy Kaling Is Writing a New Book @ GalleyCat

The Fast and The Furious … Reader @ Book Riot

George Saunders Is A Witty and Subversive Writer @ The Telegraph

The Therapeutic Value of an F-Bomb @ Huff Post

Literary Biographer Turns His Eye To His Own Family @ AV Club

Buy, Borrow, Bypass: One Word Edition @ Book Riot

Photos of People With Books At Their Faces @ Corpus Libris on Tumblr

Photos of Pieces Holding Book Covers Over Their Faces @ GalleyCat

The Goldfinch Film Adaptation From Producers of Hunger Games @ The Guardian

Anne Rice is Bringing Back Lestat in New Book @ GalleyCat

At Once Serious and Crisp @ The Millions

‘Game of Thrones’ Inspired Beer @ Huff Post

The Magical Book Art of Valena Marcarcel @ Book Riot

Maya Angelou Poetry Lesson @ Edutopia

‘Song of Myself’ by Whitman Illustrated by Allen Crawford @ Flavorwire

Every One Of Us Has A Story of Survival @ The Guardian

The Magical Book Art of Malena Valcárcel

Is Speed Reading Possible @ The Atlantic

Spritz App: 9 Classic Novels You Can Read In Under Four Hours @ Bookish

When In Doubt, Set It On Fire @ Book Riot Podcast #43

What It’s Like To Live in a Bookstore in Paris @ Buzzfeed

9 Book Characters Who Are Totally Tattooed @ Huff Post

Wistfulness of Vegetarian Personal Ads @ Slate

The Long, Short And In Between Of It @ MMU Novella Award

For A Sheltered Teen, ‘Thorn Birds’ Was Eye Opening @ NPR

Where Books Are Still Fashionable @ Expand ED Schools

The Voice Of The Poets @ Slate

An Audiobook Literature Discussion @ Slate

The Book Cover Archive @ Book Cover Archive

Wish Weren’t @ LA Review of Books

The 100 Best Novels @ The Guardian

Fresh Ink: March 4 @ Book Riot

If Lynn Shepherd Cares About Writing She Should Stop @ Ellison-Langford

Baileys Women’s Prize 2014 @ The Telegraph

Lambda Literary Award Finalists @ Poetry Foundation

9 Novels Based On Extraordinary True Stories @ Huff Post

Top Ten Best Selling Ebooks First Week of March @ Huff Post

10 Best Books of March: Monitor’s Picks @ CS Monitor

Allen Crawford Illustrations of ‘Song Of Myself’ From Tin House and Flavorwire

Suggested Reading for Portlandia Fans @ Biographile

Here’s What Dr. Seuss Can Teach Every Adult About Life @ Huff Post

How To Keep Your Writing Warm When You Can’t Write @ Huff Post

Wikipedia Paper @ Book Riot

Kids Are Never Too Old To Be Read To @ Huff Post

10 Classic Children’s Books That Will Never Be Dated @ Book Riot

Tech Words @ Huff Post

10 Reasons Why Picture Books Aren’t Just For Children @ Writer’s Digest

Book Club Guilt @ The Millions

Write What You Like: Why “Write What You Know” Is Bad Advice @ Lit Reactor

Book Fetish: Volume 101 @ Book Riot

20 Things You Didn’t Know About Dr. Seuss @ Flavorwire

Haunted Life A Novella By Jack Kerouac @ The Guardian

Asian American Voices in Poetry by The Editors @ Poetry Foundation

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