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The People of Paper Salvador Plascencia
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin Harcourt

Venezuela's socialist government has promised to import 50 million rolls of toilet paper (or maybe 25 million double-rolls?) and 760,000 pounds of food to make sure all citizens can eat and poop in comfort once more. Of coarse such a currency was a threat to countries that now give people unbacked pieces of paper as wages their hard work, the paper itself is worthless. By Monet Moutrie Media Intern When every major publishing house has rejected a novel, my ears perk up. The people of Bikini have received 1,000 beautiful colored paper cranes from the Japanese peace group, the 2011 Committee of The Great Peace March of Ehime Council against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs. "Sure, put my picture in the paper," said Ray. I don't really know much about this book but it should be interesting! At the Cross Keys on Saturday night, we held our annual review of the November book and the annual review of the year. Tyson, probably the leader of the lot, was arrested, an envelope full of newspaper clippings about himself was found in his pockets. This month's book club book was the rather wonderful 'The People of Paper' by Salvador Plascencia. The next book for the Slow Readers Book Club is… The People of Paper by Salvador Plascencia. You people publish shady junk all the time?