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See my reading list for what I'm interested in this year.

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🦋 Best translated books of 2008

Three percent has nominated 25 books for the title of "Best translated [into English] book of 2008" -- they are running posts about each of them over the next month, until January 27 when they'll pick ten finalists. Lots of good stuff in the list! (A couple of titles from there are going on my reading list.) Thanks to Scott for the link.

posted afternoon of Monday, December 15th, 2008
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➪	Saramago notes that María Kodama (Borges' widow, who has been the subject of some controversy lately) is in Portugal for the dedication of a monument to Borges in the Jardim do Arco do Cego.
➪	Adam Kotsko incisively points out the failures of A.O. Scott's review of Che.
➪	Holly saw Ray Davies last night; tonight she is thinking about "Working Man's Café".

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