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0204	“Rainbow Potato Day” Has a Nice Ring	The Millions
0204	In Case You Were Curious	The Millions
0204	Facebook’s Hype	The Millions
0204	Fre-books	The Millions
0204	UK library lending	Lit Saloon
0204	Geoff Dyer and Anna Baddeley on critical reviewing	Lit Saloon
0204	Belarusian candidates for the Nobel Prize in Literature	Lit Saloon
0204	CIBF reports	Lit Saloon
0204	Q and A: Susan Bernofsky	Lit Saloon
0204	Q and A: Vikram Seth	Lit Saloon
0204	Le prix Soroptimist	Lit Saloon
0204	Fermina Márquez review	Lit Saloon
0204	Author traces roots of U.S. political conspiracy theories (Reuters)	Book News
0204	Book Review Podcast: The Real 'Downton Abbey' and the Feminism of Elizabeth Taylor	Paper Cuts
0204	OMNIVORE: A foothold in web culture	Book Forum
0204	Graphic Books Best Sellers: Stan Lee Puts a Sci-Fi Twist on Shakespeare	Paper Cuts
0204	Notable Authors Give Snail Mail a Boost	Paper Cuts
0204	OMNIVORE: Yearning for may be costing you	Book Forum
0203	OMNIVORE: Rational for the religious	Book Forum
0203	Save Our Libraries: Readers' reports	Guardian Blog
0203	Dyer on Unusual Histories	The Millions
0203	My Twins: On First Children and First Novels	The Millions
0203	The Story Behind the Letter	The Millions
0203	PAPER TRAIL: Feb 3, 2012 @ 4:00:00 am	Book Forum
0203	Touré Calls The Help Loathsome	The Millions
0203	DAILY REVIEW: The Book of Emotions by João Almino	Book Forum
0203	Billy Ray Cyrus signs with Amazon (AP)	Book News
0203	PUBLISHERS WEEKLY BEST-SELLERS (AP)	Book News
0203	USA TODAY BEST-SELLERS (AP)	Book News
0203	WALL STREET JOURNAL BEST-SELLERS (AP)	Book News
0203	OMNIVORE: The impossible Asian Union	Book Forum
0203	Massachusetts governor has two-book deal (AP)	Book News
0203	Does Siri Speak the Language of Love? A New Book Investigates	Paper Cuts
0203	OMNIVORE: The sham and shame	Book Forum
0202	OMNIVORE: Technology becomes part of the plot	Book Forum
0202	The power of paper in a digital era \| Robert McCrum	Guardian Blog
0202	Barnes & Noble Makes the Right Call Not Selling Amazon Published Books (ContributorNetwork)	Book News
0202	Making a case for Elizabeth Taylor as a feminist (AP)	Book News
0202	Paul Auster Responds After Turkish Prime Minister Calls Him 'an Ignorant Man'	Paper Cuts
0201	Edinburgh book festival chief wants authors, not celebrities	Guardian Blog
0201	The Costa short story prize is not enough	Guardian Blog
0131	Save Our Libraries campaign: one year on	Guardian Blog
0131	A New Honor for the Hatchet Job	Paper Cuts
0131	Long Wharf Cancels Stage Version of 'Sophie's Choice'	Paper Cuts
0130	Gary Marcus, Cognitive Psychologist, Answers Readers' Questions	Paper Cuts
0127	Oscars' big winners will be books	Guardian Blog
0127	Scottish independence won't cut off British literature	Guardian Blog
0127	What are you reading today?	Guardian Blog
0102	Star-Crossed: Edith Wharton and Julian Barnes	Bookslut
0102	Invisible Dragon: Reading the Culture Wars	Bookslut
0102	Amnesia	Bookslut
0102	The Family Doctor	Bookslut
0102	Going Sane, Going Soft: The Evolution of Adam Phillips	Bookslut
0101	Rediscovering Gladys Mitchell	Bookslut
0101	Reading Cheever in Bullet Park	Bookslut
0101	An Interview with Neal Pollack	Bookslut

New York Times Book Review

0205	Off the Shelf: ‘Strings Attached’ Looks at Incentives and Ethics — Review
0204	Dorothy Gilman, Spy Novelist, Dies at 88
0204	Books of The Times: Christopher Bram’s ‘Eminent Outlaws,’ on American Gay Writers
0204	‘Stay Awake,’ Stories by Dan Chaon
0204	‘The Science of Yoga’ Considers the Practice’s Benefits
0204	Three Books Explore the Reality Behind the World of ‘Downton Abbey’
0204	Tony Judt Reviews His Life’s Journey
0204	‘Da Vinci’s Ghost’ Examines One of the Artist’s Most Famous Images
0204	‘No One Is Here Except All of Us,’ Ramona Ausubel’s Fablelike Novel
0204	Film Director Neil Jordan’s Novel ‘Mistaken’
0204	The Letters William S. Burroughs Wrote at the Height of His Success
0204	‘The Night Swimmer,’ by Matt Bondurant
0204	Elmore Leonard Returns With ‘Raylan’
0204	‘These Dreams of You,’ by Steve Erickson
0204	‘Immortal Bird,’ Doron Weber’s Lament for His Son

Guardian Books

0205	Vincent Cassel: 'You can't escape from what you are'
0204	The Big Ideas podcast: Friedrich Nietzsche's 'God is dead'
0204	Tempest by Julie Cross - review
0204	My hero by Simon Callow
0204	Library Poem by Julia Donaldson
0204	Ann Thwaite: Why I was happy when my parents died
0204	My father the superhero
0204	The Defence of the Book
0204	Oh, Vienna
0204	The Woman in Black by Susan Hill
0204	Mondrian and Nicholson: an artistic journey along parallel lines
0204	John Mullan's 10 of the best: erotic dreams
0204	The White Lie by Andrea Gillies – review
0204	Mockingbird by Kathryn Erskine
0204	Keynes - Hayek by Nicholas Wapshott - review

New York Review of Books

0205	In the Electric Tram
0204	Berlin and the Artist
0203	Willard Mitt Romney
0203	Daddy's Girl
0203	Beautiful, Aesthetic, Erotic
0203	The Super Power of Franz Liszt
0203	The New World of William Carlos Williams
0203	We're More Unequal Than You Think
0203	The Chinese Are Coming!
0203	For Europe: 'The Firepower Is There': An Interview
0203	'The Reactionary Mind': An Exchange
0203	Stalin's Favorite Novel?
0203	Russ Feingold in New York
0203	Sherlock Lives!
0201	Can Italy Change?

London Review of Books

0203	Jeremy Harding: The Immigration Battle
0203	Jenny Diski: The Me Who Knew It
0203	Perry Anderson: Sino-Americana
0203	Andrew O’Hagan: At the Olympic Park
0203	Brian Dillon: Daria Martin
0203	Thomas Jones: Costa Concordia
0203	Daniel Soar: Hockney
0203	Letters
0203	Table of contents

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