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Rekindled: Amy Meyerson in Conversation with Vanessa Hua

Rekindled: Amy Meyerson in Conversation with Vanessa Hua

On Family Secrets and Non-Traditional Mysteries

By The Virtual Book Channel | May 6, 2020

Anthony Fauci was the inspiration for the

Anthony Fauci was the inspiration for the "erotic hero" in a 1991 romance novel.

By Jessie Gaynor | May 6, 2020

Sheltering: Samantha Irby on TV Writing, Selena Gomez, and Making Her Agent Laugh

Sheltering: Samantha Irby on TV Writing, Selena Gomez, and Making Her Agent Laugh

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Joining Conversation: <br>A Roundtable on Contemporary Native Fiction

Joining Conversation:
A Roundtable on Contemporary Native Fiction

With Host Erika Wurth

By The Virtual Book Channel | May 6, 2020

Read the opening of Sayaka Murata's newest novel, coming in October.

Read the opening of Sayaka Murata's newest novel, coming in October.

By Emily Temple | May 6, 2020

These are the best university press book designs of 2019.

These are the best university press book designs of 2019.

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Kawai Strong Washburn in Conversation With Tommy Orange

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Sheltering: Phyllis Grant is Cooking Her Way Through Quarantine

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20 new books publishing today, day 723 at home.

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Did the Italians Actually Teach the French the Art of the Vinaigrette?

Did the Italians Actually Teach the French the Art of the Vinaigrette?

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Are We Seeing a New Movement to Organize Publishing?

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On Kierkegaard, Authenticity, and How a Person Should Be

On Kierkegaard, Authenticity, and How a Person Should Be

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