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Monday, June 18

Summer Solstice

  • Easy, readers: Summer reads from the Boston Globe
  • "Hot Summer Reads" from On Point with Tom Ashbrook
  • NPR's Summer Books 2007
  • The third of a four-part series of summer reading recommendations from Salon.
Also:
  • The Scorn of the Literary Blog
  • Racing Against Reality: A review of Don DeLillo's Falling Man
  • Biggest literary prize goes to little-known Norwegian
  • James Baldwin's letters to Istanbul
  • David Halberstam Remembered as Writer Dedicated to Conveying Truth
  • García Márquez's 'Total' Novel: One Hundred Years turns 40
  • An old Salon interview with Haruki Murakami
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