IN PRINT: Mario Vargas Llosa keeps his eye on teaching

You might have heard Mario Vargas Llosa, Visiting Lecturer in Creative Writing for the Lewis Center, won the Nobel Prize in Literature a few weeks ago. So you'd think, hey, guy's a big deal, probably wants to get out a place like Princeton.Nope. Vargas Llosa still happily gets up at 5:30 a.m., boards NJTransit in Manhattan, and commits himself to a "Kafkaesque commute" to our collegiate hamlet.Nobel Prize winner, novelist and playwright, Peruvian presidential candidate, rival (and physical aggressor) of novelist Gabriel Garcia Márquez -- Vargas Llosa's a lot of things. Add "great Princeton professor" to that.Read more at the New York Times.