Jane Austen,Watch Mirror Twins Online The Video Game; Katniss, the Baby.

By Sadie Stein July 16, 2012

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Quoth the Daily News, “It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single individual in possession of a Facebook account must be in want of social interaction.” Meet Jane Austen’s Rogues and Romance.

Oh, and Jane’s ring sold for a bundle.

How to write a cookbook.

Grammatical shockers in history.

The evolution of the Arabian Nights.

The good news: baby names in 2012 are heavily influenced by literature. The bad news (for the babies): the literature isGame of Thronesand The Hunger Games.

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