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Check out a cool new guide to indie bookstores on the West coast.
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Corinne Segal
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Barnes and Noble is launching a summer reading program... on TikTok.
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Mary Pipher on the Dizzying Pitfalls of Instant Fame
“From these experiences, I learned that nothing was glamorous.”
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