Book News: Stolen Scriptures, The Split-Infinitive Myth: The New Yorker A three-hundred-year-old family Bible, stolen in Ohio, in 2011, turns up in Georgia. Tim Parks on the rhythms of language and translating "Jabberwocky." Seriously - is writing really all that difficult? Yes, of course, it is... but is it that much more difficult than other things? Elizabeth Gilbert takes issue with Philip Roth's advice to a young writer. Seamus Heaney lists his favorite places in the world and recalls his first visit to Arcadia. Today's front pages from newspapers all over the world. Patricia T. O'Conner and Stewart Kellarman argue that many grammar "rules," including bans on split infinitives and prepositions at the end of sentences, are myths and frauds.