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Morning Bites: Robert Caro, 1934 all Over Again, Titanic in New York, Kim Gordon and Friends, and More

By Vol.1 Brooklyn On April 13, 2012 · Add Comment · In Bites

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Robert Caro’s painstaking process to write Lyndon Johnson’s biography (36 years and 3,388 pages) in the New York Times Magazine this weekend.

Jason Boog sees some similarities between events from 1934 and the current DOJ e-Book lawsuit.

25 National Magazine Nominations for 25 male writers.

Rosecrans Baldwin talks to NPR Books about Elaine Dundy’s The Dud Avocado.

Titanic spots in New York part 1 and part 2.

Google+ and the Republican Party team up.

Kim Gordon and a bunch of friends do Kraftwerk.

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