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Here are the books New Yorkers are borrowing from the library while sheltering in place.
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Corinne Segal
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New Growth: Life in a
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Kerri Arsenault
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When Virtual Literary Events Are an Opportunity for Accessibility
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Amanda Leduc
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Where They Sing to the River: Sierra Nevada, the Heart
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So you're telling me I could be quaranting on Shel Silverstein's houseboat?
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Abdelouahab Aissaoui has won the International Prize for Arabic Fiction.
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Aaron Robertson
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The winner of the $50,000 Stella Prize spotlights the horrors of domestic abuse.
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