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  1. The NYT covers the international conference on Darwin, hosted by Egypt. http://is.gd/53RJC
  2. Wolff on why books are evil (has to do with Palin) and what to do about it ("Literate people should boycott books") http://is.gd/53k2w
  3. God. I get the best mail in the world. http://is.gd/53dq7 & http://is.gd/53ds4
  4. Drunken writers scrawl in Sarah Palin's book... for charity! Bid to Save the Children. http://is.gd/53bul
  5. "Egypt's first graphic novel" has been banned, the publisher fined. http://is.gd/52xop
  6. Happy Birthday to Darwin's On the Origin of Species. Celebrate with some Life of Birds. http://is.gd/52nxh
  7. Latest column inspired by crazy bad plastic surgery cases walking around upper Manhattan: Eva Hoffman's Time http://is.gd/52mY2
  8. Goethe meets his fans. "Please get to the part where you kill yourself." http://is.gd/51N7s
  9. S Grafton warned her kids if they sell the movie rights after her death, she will haunt them “which they know I can do.” http://is.gd/51CSV
  10. Beautiful website for Andrew Zuckerman's "Bird": video, pictures, bird calls. http://birdbook.org
  11. "Ladies and Gentlemen, Mr. Leonard Cohen: The Movie" 45 minute doc online http://is.gd/50dUS
  12. Person buys Galileo body parts at auction, thinks maybe someone was missing them. Bonus pic of G's finger http://is.gd/50bXk (ht @jenhoward)
  13. This week's reading list: Coco Chanel, Andre Breton, Hieronymus Bosch, Heidegger. Let's see if my brain can keep them apart.
  14. Evelio Rosero on writing about the war in rural Colombia in "The Armies." http://is.gd/4ZELe
  15. @scootergirl2008 Hello there! Good to hear from you. - j.
  16. Least scary entry in the book I'm reading about monsters: "the monstrous weasel Pastinaca, which killed trees by its powerful smell"
  17. "Terror Bay, Starvation Cove, Bloody Fall, Repulse Bay" Victorian exploration, cannibalism, and cartography: http://is.gd/4YPW7
  18. Editor Drenka Willen discusses the 50th anniversary of The Tin Drum and the new translation. http://is.gd/4YDOw
  19. Penguin may suggest that reading will get you laid, yet never has the opportunity for sex seemed less appealing. http://is.gd/4YDJs
  20. RT @michaelschaub: BREAKING Margaret Atwood wins National Book Award For Oh Wait You're Canadian, Suck It #fakenba09