Surge in sales of “difficult” books during worldwide lockdowns
A few months ago… no, weeks? Last week?! Are you kidding me, last week, a meme went around reminding everyone that Shakespeare (probably, maybe) wrote King Lear while in the 16th-century equivalent of lockdown, from… Read more »
Woody Allen’s memoir finally gets published to, largely, silence…
As if coping with the ravages of a global pandemic hasn’t made life unpleasant enough, now we’ve all got to talk about Woody Allen. Again. Truer words could not have… Read more »
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