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Sunday Sundries: Literary Links from Around the Web (March 8th)
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Looking for some Sunday reading? Here are some literary links from around the web that you might have missed:
George R. R. Martin donated a fist edition The Hobbit book to Texas A&M
Tom McCarthy on the problems of writing in the time of Google
[FUDGE] this: there’s an app to censor cursing in ebooks
Harper Lee wishes inquisitive journalists would just “Go away!”
Ursula K. Le Guin is not happy with Kazuo Ishiguro’s comments on Fantasy
Nick Hornby explains what would happen in a theoretical High Fidelity sequel
New Yorker on the rise of nameless narrators in fiction
And, lastly, the New York Times explains how reading transforms us
