Weekly Round-Up: Schoenhof’s Foreign Books, Accessibility, and “Books N Bros”
From a Harvard Square bookstore closure to a book club for boys, here’s the latest literary news.
Australia
Fleecing the Shears
As a two-year-old child, British author Evie Wyld went into a coma that lasted half a day. The reason: viral encephalitis. The disease took two weeks to work its way through her nervous system. As a result of her brain being “cooked”—her word choice—slower brain waves mandated seizure medicine through her adolescence. Curiously enough, it…