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Cambridge -
Spaniard Iñaki Buenaposada studied English in Cambridge in the UK some 25 years ago, when he was just 16. He took some books from what he thought was garbage and kept them, but now wishes to return them.
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UPDATE: "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire" took in a whopping $25.25 million for its Thursday showings. That puts it ahead of the take from this year's biggest box office draw so far. "Iron Man 3" grabbed $15.6 million.
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Simi Valley -
A Costco store in Southern California was found to have been selling bibles as "fiction." Costco representatives claim the categorization was due to a labeling error.
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The singer-songwriter Morrissey, formerly of the seminal Indie band The Smiths, is to publish his autobiography. Unusually the book will be published under the Penguin classics range.
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Chicago -
Amazon has provided minimal accessibility in the development of their previous Kindle devices. For the first time a Kindle device will have built in accessibility for a number of disabilities
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Toronto -
'Eat, Pray, Love 'author Elizabeth Gilbert arrived in Toronto yesterday, kicking off the official tour of her latest novel, 'The Signature of All Things. ' It was the author's first public appearance for the new book.
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Jessica Keener is a writer whose fiction has been listed in 'The Pushcart Prize' under 'outstanding writers' and whose stories have been published in numerous literary publications. Her short story collection 'Women In Bed' will be released in October.
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Toronto -
Sometimes you have to approach a new adaptation of a familiar classic with an open mind. Nothing could ever match how you see it in your head or how you've seen it staged or filmed before; letting that go is the only way to be objective.
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London -
JK Rowling has become an overnight sensation again, but it took a carefully crafted pseudonym and a big revelation to make it happen.
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All of us have felt incomplete at one point or another. This hollow feeling could be filled with the affection of another - a lover, a parent, a friend. Yet can you imagine living with the knowledge that you lost someone and cannot bring them back?
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Books on sports, music, and media line the shelves in Nishi's Discovering Columbus; there are also books of poetry, including a volume of Walt Whitman's work, Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises" and Obama's "The Audacity Of Hope." The books further Nishi's theme of a diverse, culturally potent America that is both broad and inward-looking.
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