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There Will Always Be Zines... Make a Quaranzine with<br> <em>The Believer</em>!

There Will Always Be Zines... Make a Quaranzine with
The Believer!

A Virtual Workshop Led by Malaka Gharib

By The Virtual Book Channel | April 10, 2020

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Rekindled: Oscar Villalon in Conversation With Lisa Brown

On the Relief That Can Be Found in Irreverence

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Sheltering: Andrea Bartz Recommends Calvin & Hobbes in Quarantine

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Nathan Englander's comfort carrots will make you feel better.

Nathan Englander's comfort carrots will make you feel better.

By Nathan Englander | April 10, 2020

Joining Conversation: <br>A Roundtable With Native American Authors

Joining Conversation:
A Roundtable With Native American Authors

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City Lights Books could close for good—and it's asking for your help.

City Lights Books could close for good—and it's asking for your help.

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On Leaving a Life and Moving to Alaska

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Why Women Kill

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On Being Gay in the Black Pentecostal Church

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WATCH: Copper Canyon's Launch Party Livestream!

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Rekindled: Lisa Olstein in Conversation with Paul Lisicky

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Sheltering: Zan Romanoff Takes on the Myth of Bluebeard

Sheltering: Zan Romanoff Takes on the Myth of Bluebeard

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Here are the literary Guggenheim Fellows of 2020.

Here are the literary Guggenheim Fellows of 2020.

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