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Here's a novel idea: masks made of books.

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Joining Conversation: A Roundtable on Contemporary Native Writing, Part Three

Joining Conversation: A Roundtable on Contemporary Native Writing, Part Three

Host Erika Wurth with Ted Van Alst, Cherie Dimaline, Adrian Jawort, Katherena Vermette, and David Treuer

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Here's the cover for Blake Bailey's long-awaited Philip Roth biography.

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Amid a virus surge and government repression, Hong Kong's oldest bookstore is closing.

Amid a virus surge and government repression, Hong Kong's oldest bookstore is closing.

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SFF authors are protesting Saudi Arabia's cynical bid to host the 2022 WorldCon.

SFF authors are protesting Saudi Arabia's cynical bid to host the 2022 WorldCon.

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WATCH: Amanda Shires with Jason Isbell on Writing Advice, Favorite Teachers (and a Song or Two)

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