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Tonight the popular San Francisco-based Pop-Up Magazine brings its live “magazine” stage show to New York’s Skirball Center as part of a collaboration with ESPN Magazine. As described in Fast Company… Read more »

In 1886 $85,000 dollars was allocated by the United States Senate for procurement of wrapping-twine. The reasons for such a purchase are yet uncertain, but historians will now have a… Read more »

In an article over at the Millions, Kevin Hartnett has interviewed students from the 2005 graduating class of Kenyon College. These graduates are significant because they were present at what has become… Read more »

US prisoners refused all books but the bible Neil Gaiman not a weasel Open Road Library closure battles won Library layoffs and cuts proposed in NYC Adam Levin wins Young… Read more »