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Electric Literature Shoots Guns at Jonathan Franzen, David Mitchell, the Kindle, and Others

Posted on January 4, 2011 by Biblioklept

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Posted in Books, Literature, WritersTagged Adam Levin, Books, David Mitchell, Electric Literature, firearms, Jonathan Franzen, Kindle

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Biblibio January 7, 20113:09 am Reply

I feel so much safer now.

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