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El pasado lunes se celebró el Día Internacional del Libro, cuyo objetivo es fomentar la lectura alrededor del mundo. Este día coincide con la muerte de dos de los más importantes escritores de la historia de la literatura: Miguel de Cervantes y William Shakespeare. También se celebra la Diada de Sant Jordi catalana y el Día del Idioma Español. Desde el blog, queremos sumarnos a esa demostración de entusiasmo por cuidar la literatura y transmitir el amor por la lectura. Por eso, os dejamos con esta selección:

- Tres Tristes Moscas es el microblog del mexicano Romeo LopCam, en el que publica numerosas reseñas de libros interesantes, además de algunas citas y reflexiones.

- La editorial independiente Honolulu Books comenzó su andadura el mes pasado y no se nos ocurre un momento mejor para darles la bienvenida y desearles toda la suerte del mundo.

- En Literatura contemporánea encontraréis una recopilación de citas célebres de escritores famosos, extractos de sus libros e imágenes evocadoras estrechamente relacionadas con la literatura.

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In June 1969, LIFE magazine published a feature that today, incredibly, remains as moving and, in some quarters, as controversial as it was when it sparked debate and intensified a nation’s soul-searching more than 40 years ago. On the cover, a young man’s face — the very model of middle-America’s “boy next door” — along with 11 stark words: “The Faces of the American Dead in Vietnam: One Week’s Toll.” Inside, across 10 funereal pages, LIFE published picture after picture and name after name of 242 young men killed halfway around the world — in the words of the official announcement of their deaths — “in connection with the conflict in Vietnam.”

Here, on the anniversary of the 1973 withdrawal of the last American combat troops from Vietnam — and as the United States, four decades later, again finds itself in a protracted, ambiguous war with a shadowy enemy on the other side of the globe — LIFE.com is republishing every picture and every name that originally appeared in (as the article itself was titled) “One Week’s Dead.”

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