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Love Is Blind
William Boyd
"Brodie Moncur stood in the main window of Channon & Co. and looked out at the hurrying pedestrians, the cabs, carriages and labouring drays of George Street."
No, I Can’t Braid Your Hair: Why Librarians Need Boundaries Too
Please Respect Information Professionals, and Do Not Follow Them Home
When a Writer Wants You and Only You to Design Their Cover
Alison Forner on Creating the Cover for Lisa Brennan-Jobs' Small Fry
Dear Edward Abbey: Things Aren’t Looking Great for the Wild
Amy Irvine on America's Vanishing Wilderness
How to Make a Career Writing About Booze
Hope Ewing Talks to Talia Baiocchi About the Birth of Punch
The Nastybook Wars: Our Childhood Battle for Porn
Rebecca Solnit Introduces Jaime Cortez's Essay from the New Issue of Freeman's
What It’s Like to Write a Book Full of Books
James Mustich on Why He Wrote 1000 Books To Read Before You Die
Inside the Rooms Where 20 Famous Books Were Written
From The House of Mirth to Go Tell It on the Mountain
When You Discover You’re a Character in Someone Else’s Novel
John Wray on the Anxiety of Reading About "John Wray"
Going Hungry at the Most Prestigious MFA in America
Katie Prout on Class, Work, and Making Ends Meet in Iowa
5 Writers, 7 Questions, No Wrong Answers
Nicole Chung, Casey Gerald, and More Take the Lit Hub Questionnaire
How the Communist Blacklist Shaped the Entertainment Industry As We Know It
"Avoid anything that could be construed as progressive or
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Bitter Orange
Claire Fuller
"They must think I don’t have long left because today they allow the vicar in. Perhaps they are right, although this day feels no different from yesterday, and I imagine tomorrow will go on much the same."
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