This week on the bookish internet

Deepali Agarwal wants to know what author you would read, if you could only read one author for the rest of your life? (Book Riot)
Jay Parini tells the story of that one time when he met LEGENDARY author, Jorge Luis Borges, without really knowing who he was. (LitHub)
Claire Luchette talks about obscenity in poetry. (Poetry Foundation)
It’s ludicrous, but I am totally here for the Don Quixote defense. (Moby Lives)
Kiera Drake got called out on Twitter for inadvertent racism in her novel—so she rewrote at the eleventh hour. (Salt Lake Tribune)
Katy Waldman reviews the recent wave of bookish advice/bibliotherapy columns. (The New Yorker)

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