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Britannica’s Word of the Day builds knowledge one day at a time with 366 masterful words
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Pale Fire Robert Holland Britannica’s Word of the Day'One of the greatest books I've ever read. Its heart is strange, but it is huge; let yours beat in response' MARY GAITSKILL Pale Fire, a 999 line poem, is the final work of the celebrated and recently murdered American author, John Francis Shade. Here that poem is transcribed, introduced and annotated (at length) by Shade's fellow scholar, neighbour and apparent friend, Charles Kinbote. Approaching this task with gusto, Kinbote's annotations reveal
