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  1. Tim Parks: The Dull New Global Novel http://tumblr.com/x296a8g6w
  2. RT @patcohennyt: Tony Judt battles with Lou Gehrig's disease - http://nyti.ms/aufVj5
  3. Francine Prose on Mary Karr's 'Lit': http://bit.ly/bK2XGA
  4. Jeremy Bernstein: In Congo's Virunga Hills: Gorillas Under Siege http://bit.ly/a8vT0S
  5. Photos from the 1985 Hamburg exhibition described in Garry Kasparov's recent article, from chessbase.com: http://bit.ly/b7oQjf
  6. The Warhol Foundation on Trial: a further exchange http://bit.ly/dlwKtS
  7. Charles Petersen: In the World of Facebook http://bit.ly/awj1uX
  8. Charles Simic on Buster Keaton, a stoic in a world where everything can go wrong, and usually does: http://bit.ly/ctjole
  9. Timothy Snyder: Ukraine's Past on Trial http://bit.ly/di2DGu
  10. Dubai’s Burj Khalifa skyscraper is only the latest in a millennial series of contenders to be world’s tallest: http://bit.ly/9ieEoe
  11. What does the future hold for translated books? Find out at Melville House Bookstore tomorrow night: http://bit.ly/bEtppJ
  12. Talibans à la française? Malise Ruthven on the French debate over the burqa http://bit.ly/awhb6t
  13. Ingrid Rowland on the "upright hubris" of skyscrapers, from 14th-century Bologna to present-day Dubai: http://bit.ly/9ieEoe
  14. A conversation with Garry Wills, tonight at the NYPL: http://bit.ly/amrAls
  15. Max Rodenbeck at the Jaipur Literature Festival: http://bit.ly/bWG6rP
  16. "Justice to J.D. Salinger," an article by Janet Malcolm from June 2001: http://bit.ly/aWxZjK
  17. RT @NickKristof: My Thurs column, the crisis of abuse in our prisons, or Guantanamo at home. http://nyti.ms/bo82pu
  18. Even as the old borders have become a distant memory, new walls have risen within and around Europe. Timothy Snyder: http://bit.ly/97I4IO
  19. The response to Liu Xiaobo's prison sentence shows that the Charter 08 movement is surviving. Perry Link: http://bit.ly/d4TaIa
  20. RT @isaacb2: I'm waiting for David Hockney to take the stage to demonstrate painting on the iPad. Anyone else? http://www.nybooks.com/ar ...