I suppose it would be the literature section.
The most terrible thing I saw was in the travel literature section at Oxfam Books.
"The Scottish literature section consisted of Muriel Spark, John Buchan, Stevenson and Scott.
(Op! He's on the shelf above, which I believe belonged to the plain old "literature" section).
"The literature section in the back of the store is always one of the top five selling sections of the store," Mr. Fayder said.
In the literature section there's a nice copy of Flann O'Brien's At Swim-Two-Birds, with a cover detailing part of a painting by Jack B Yeats.
The Turbin Brothers was being performed in Vladikavkaz in October 1920, while Bulgakov himself was helping to run the literature section of the Department of Culture for the new Soviet administration.
However, the Proms Plus Literature section in the interval almost had me turning off: rarefied, academic, it was the type of wordy Radio 3 analysis that wrings music dry, despite the section being recorded in front of a live audience.
The south London artist's work occupies a space between poetry, drama and hip-hop; so much so that you may find her in the literature section of the paper rather than in music.
The Oxfam bookshop on Marylebone High Street in London is humming this Monday morning, customers thronging the aisles, as Monica Ali and Bill Nighy serve behind the till and Joanna Trollope busily sorts and prices the literature section.
In the literature section, English translations of Japanese novelists like Haruki Murakami and Shusaku Endo share shelf space with titles by Salman Rushdie and Anita Desai and translations of books by the Egyptian Naguib Mahfouz and the Chinese-born Gao Xingjian.
