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Bullet-Stopping Books: Can Literature Literally Save Your Life?

Literary magazine Electric Literature embraces publishing in the digital age, making short fiction available on all available platforms. It’s fitting, then, that this promotional video for the magazine explores the Internet-friendly theme of shooting stuff with guns. Can any of the year’s fattest novels stop a bullet? What about that wild card, the Kindle?

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   Haha. (on a side note, i miss when you could watch a video without an ad first online)

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    now i want to read

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