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Reporting From Inside the Vortex of the Miami Book Fair

Reporting From Inside the Vortex of the Miami Book Fair

Ryan Rivas Proves You Can Go Home Again

By Ryan Rivas | November 24, 2015

The Staff Shelf: Housing Works Bookstore Cafe

The Staff Shelf: Housing Works Bookstore Cafe

What are booksellers reading?

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Interview with a Bookstore: Housing Works Bookstore Cafe

Interview with a Bookstore: Housing Works Bookstore Cafe

Social enterprise, a community space, and a fifty-cent cart

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Writers on TV, Live From the Miami Book Fair!

Writers on TV, Live From the Miami Book Fair!

All the Writers, None of the Irritating Sunshine or Warmth

By Literary Hub | November 21, 2015

The Science and the Beauty of Fog

The Science and the Beauty of Fog

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By Lauren Redniss | November 20, 2015

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Trapped at a Moby-Dick Marathon

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There Is Never Any Ending to Paris

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