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  • Baldacci’s novel tugs at heart strings

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  • ‘Gutenberg’s Apprentice’ tells story of how printed Bible came to be

    The world is about to change. Europe in 1450 is a godly place, and books are sacred and scarce. Each is hand-lettered by a scribe, directed by the hand of the Almighty. In Alix Christie’s telling o...

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  • Yi Yook-sa’s poems published in English

    During his short life, Yi Yook-sa (1904-44), a Korean poet and independence activist, composed only about 40 poems. Yet his compelling poems, written during the darkest period of modern Korean histor...

    Nov 19, 2014

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  • Translation award honors Suh Ji-moon

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    Nov 18, 2014

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