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WATCH: Best of the Sun Valley Writer’s Conference, with George Packer

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By The Virtual Book Channel | June 25, 2020

Readers will have the chance to finish a rediscovered Louisa May Alcott story.

Readers will have the chance to finish a rediscovered Louisa May Alcott story.

By Corinne Segal | June 25, 2020

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WATCH: Louise Aronson on Transformation and Redefining Aging

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<em>Normal People</em> is returning, set 40 years in the future, as <em>Normal Older People</em>.

Normal People is returning, set 40 years in the future, as Normal Older People.

By Emily Temple | June 25, 2020

Meet Ed Vaughn, an understated Black Power icon and former bookstore owner.

Meet Ed Vaughn, an understated Black Power icon and former bookstore owner.

By Aaron Robertson | June 25, 2020

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What Compels Us to Write About the Pandemic?

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WATCH: Terrion Williamson on Narratives of the George Floyd Protests

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Citing history of homophobia writers call for Lady Emma Nicholson to step down as Booker VP.

Citing history of homophobia writers call for Lady Emma Nicholson to step down as Booker VP.

By Jonny Diamond | June 24, 2020

Thanks to the pandemic, the next <em>Game of Thrones</em> book could be done next year.

Thanks to the pandemic, the next Game of Thrones book could be done next year.

By Corinne Segal | June 24, 2020

Don DeLillo will publish his next novel, <em>The Silence</em>, in October.

Don DeLillo will publish his next novel, The Silence, in October.

By Emily Temple | June 24, 2020

Wandering Through Literary Lisbon in Search of Pessoa's Disquiet

Wandering Through Literary Lisbon in Search of Pessoa's Disquiet

Thomas Swick on the Unlikely Success of a Summer Writing Program

By Thomas Swick | June 24, 2020

New York City's Block-to-Block Inequality is As Stark As Ever

New York City's Block-to-Block Inequality is As Stark As Ever

Lauren Sandler Navigates the Two Maps of NYC

By Lauren Sandler | June 24, 2020

America Wasn't a Nation At Its Founding, It Was a Means<br> to an End

America Wasn't a Nation At Its Founding, It Was a Means
to an End

And Why Didn't New Englanders Become “the Goths and
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By Colin Woodard | June 24, 2020

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