The death of books? Maybe, depending on how narrowly you define “books.” Take John Cheever’s brilliant early (first?) short story, “Goodbye, My Brother.” There are more ways to read this text than one could have imagined ten years ago when it was already deemed a classic. By now it’s seemingly everywhere!
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Cheever everywhere
The death of books? Maybe, depending on how narrowly you define “books.” Take John Cheever’s brilliant early (first?) short story, “Goodbye, My Brother.” There are more ways to read this text than one could have imagined ten years ago when it was already deemed a classic. By now it’s seemingly everywhere!
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