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  Editor’s Pick of the Week

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  Editor’s Pick of the Week – Digital Book World Edition

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  Mark Twain scholar removes n-word from Huckleberry Finn

  1139 readersOnly a few short months after Mark Twain’s autobiography began to be published in full for the first time (and became an unexpected best-seller), one of the most famous controversies spawned by his most well-known book is also being revisited. Twain scholar Alan Gribben is producing an expurgated version of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer

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  Is it THE Kindle, or just Kindle?

  1706 readersYou can definitely write articles about the Kindle, but you shouldn’t use the definite article with (the) Kindle. That’s the thrust of a Wall Street Journal article that discusses how careful representatives of many modern companies are to avoid using “a” or “the” with their products. Kindle, Nook, iPhone, BlackBerry, Wii, the list goes on. The