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- An ode to editors
- Monkeys! Monkeys everywhere!
- Live and breathe the poetry
- That's so sarcoplasmic, man
- Food! and it's magic!
- Neuromarketing ethics
- Saramago's appreciation for kiddy lit
- Antsy
- The baby instruction manual
- The confusion of tongues and the language of God
- Plea for a literati nation
- Make mine a double
- The depressing state of kids' books
- More on Miéville
- Turn me on
- What I learned today
- Hawking apologizes to SF fans
- Sisyphean ducks
- Cat heaven
- Picture his words
- Scarred
- Eating sins
- Not so black after all
- Sense and sensibility
- The land of my father
- Freedom
- I liked The Da Vinci Code, but I watch PBS
- Patapouf
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- No peeking, duck
- Prisoner numbers
- Bad books for kids
- Let x = x
- Another breach of trust
- What I remember
- Read this book!
- Movie meme
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