Books: All Literate People Should Stop Buying Them. And It's Sarah Palin's Fault.
Mon, 11/23/2009 - 17:51 — Anonymous
Media critic Michael Wolff is really, really critical of a
certain medium: books.
He calls over at Newswer for all literate people to
boycott them. Why? Because he thinks books like Sarah Palin's
and Glenn Beck's really really suck. (He also takes more
umbrage than I think appropriate over the no-duh news that the
famous name on the...
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