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Night-table Reading
Wim Wenders (director): The Art of Hunger, by Paul Auster (Penguin). "This is a collection of around 20 essays, each of them sharp and intelligent and beautifully written. "
Julia Louis-Dreyfvs (actress): Let Evening Come, by Jane Kenyon (Gray wolf). "This is a book of poems which reverberate in the mind. They are complex but easy to become familiar with. "
Vivienne Westwood (fashion designer): Romantic Agony, by Mario Praz (Oxford). "It is a monograph of the Romantic literature of the 19th century from the aspect of erotic sensibility."
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