Daliyah Marie Arana of Gainesville, GA, was named “Librarian For The Day” of the Library of Congress. She has read over 1000 books at the age of four, including some college level texts.
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Robots and Young Writers: Your Latest Lit News by Emily Ramser
As always, interesting things are happening in the writing world. First off, there are robots writing. Instead of writing novels, though, they’re writing sports articles.
Let’s Talk Wi-Fi Poetry, Twitter, and Reddit: Your Lit News Round Up by Emily Ramser
Follow the links to learn more about topics covered in this post: Hotspot Poets Holger Schott Syme’s live tweeting Times Higher Education dystopian novel
Condemned Writers, Poets, and Protestors
by Emily Ramser Image via Flickr by Robert Couse-Baker Prominent Authors Ask President Obama for Help with Condemned Writers The PEN American Center has organized
The Gender Gap in Literary Awards
by Emily Ramser Mathias Énard was recently awarded the 2015 Prix Goncourt for his work Boussole. This means that once again for the 102nd time,
Amazon Books Opens Its Doors to Customers and Bad Press
by Emily Ramser Amazon has opened a bookstore, called Amazon Books, in Seattle. It is across the street from a Tommy Bahama in a little
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