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In our December Book Club selection, Does Snow Turn a Person White Inside?, Swiss writer Max Lobe paints a vivid psychic landscape of migration, queerness, and class. An Interview with Susanne Bergström Larsson from the Swedish Arts Council.An Interview with Wenona Byrne from Creative Australia.An Interview with Shun Inoue from the Japan Foundation.An Interview with Marieke Roels from Flanders Literature.Translated from the Indonesian by Toni Pollard Translated from the Indonesian by Jessica Jemalem Ginting Andina Dwifatma, from Quieter Than a Whisper.Translated from the Indonesian by Dalih Sembiring Raudal Tanjung Banua, Ben Anderson’s Final Message to a Street Musician in Jogja.Translated from the Indonesian by John H. Translated from the Javanese by George Quinn Translated from the German by Margot Bettauer Dembo Anne Seghers, The Dead Girls’ Class Trip.Translated from the Spanish by Chris Andrews

Translated from the Korean by Deborah Smith and Emily Yae Won Translated from the Spanish by Julia Sanches Translated from the Middle English by Simon Armitage Translated from the Chinese by brenda Lin Translated from the Ukrainian by Patricia Dubrava Translated from the Ukrainian by Ali Kinsella Translated from the Portuguese by Rachel Morgenstern-Clarren Amyr Klink, from One Hundred Days Between Sky and Sea.Translated from the Romanian by Amanda L. Translated from the French by Ray Ellenwood and Adam Seelig Claude Gauvreau, from The Vampire and the Nymphomaniac.Translated from the German by Sharon Howe Translated from the Danish by Michael Favala Goldman Kirsten Hammann, from The Georg Complex.Translated from the Korean by Yoojung Chun Translated from the Italian by Antonella Lettieri

Enrico Remmert, from The War of the Murazzi.

Translated from the Spanish by Victor Meadowcroft Translated from the Chinese by Eleanor Goodman

Zang Di, from The Loquat Boy: Elegies for my Son.

Translated from the Lithuanian by Rimas Uzgiris Translated from the Spanish by Lowry Pressly Translated from the Spanish by Wally Swist Translated from the Arabic by Nina Youkhanna and Elliott Colla Translated from the Catalan by Sonia Alland and Richard Jeffrey Newman

Salvador Espriu, from The Book of Sinera.

Neiers served 30 days of her 180-day sentence. and Tamayo is now pursuing a career in the nutrition-fitness industry. According to the Los Angeles Times, Ames is currently enrolled at Pierce College in L.A. Ames and Tamayo were both given three years of probation and community service. Prugo and Lee both served jail time and were released on parole earlier this year Prugo is reportedly living in Studio City, California. However, Tamayo, who was voted president of Indian Hills High School class of 2008 (the high school Lee and Prugo also attended), was omitted from director Sofia Coppola's version of the story.ĭespite their high-profile case, the former Bling Ring members are now trying to live normal lives To overly simplify, there were five-ish core members of the Bling Ring: Rachel Lee and Nick Prugo (who were something of a Bonnie and Clyde-esque duo), Courtney Ames, Diana Tamayo, and Alexis Neiers (this doesn't include significant others, friends, coworkers, etc., who were involved at varying degrees). One of the Bling Ring members isn't included in the film According to Vulture, Hilton let Sofia Coppola use her actual house for filming and cried during the film's premiere Upon breaking and entering, they found that her home was resplendent with images of the starlet: framed photos, framed magazine covers, pillows with Paris' face silk-screened on them.

(Between you and me, I prefer the "Bling Ring " it's much less Sherwood Schwartz-y.) Paris Hilton's house has a very specific decor theme (It's "Paris Hilton") Hilton was the first target of the Bling Ring. Or so they were dubbed by Harvey Levin and the gossip purveyors of TMZ. They were originally known as the "Burglar Bunch". We did the research, and we've got you covered with our handy Bling Ring cheat sheet.

However, if you haven't had a chance to read up on the gang, don't worry. As we all know, the film is based on a Vanity Fair piece by Nancy Jo Sales (which has since been turned into a full-fledged book, The Bling Ring: How a Gang of Fame-Obsessed Teens Ripped Off Hollywood and Shocked the World). It's here, it's here! The Bling Ring is here! Sofia Coppola's latest is finally in theaters, and we can't wait to see it.