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In which an old man points out that a memory cannot be made on Twitter, a bookseller suggests an unusual summer reading list, and Mr. William Faulkner offers advice for people who don’t understand his books. Lady Banks' Commonplace Book
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Literary novelist Ann Patchett's fight to save independent bookshops, which has seen her open her own shop in Tennessee and champion the importance of bookselling on American television, has led to her nomination as one of Time magazine's most influential people in the world.

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