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Anna North Knows Where the Bodies are Buried
Based on a real-life mystery, the author’s latest novel explores a puzzling death, Iron Age druids, and climate change.
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Finding Much Success in a Few Short Years, K-LOVE Books Looks to Expand
Unlike other publishers, K-LOVE Books taps into the Christian media ministry’s numerous platforms, from radio stations to live events, offering authors a unique opportunity. (Sponsored)
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Chevy Stevens’s Worst-Case Scenario
For her latest thriller, the bestselling author found inspiration in her real-life fears, anxieties, and nightmares.
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Kirsten Miller Takes on Women’s Work
The bestselling author wants to effect social change through fiction—and wake women up to their witchy powers.
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Arundhati Roy’s Rebel Yell
In her first memoir, the Booker Prize winner explores her relationship with her volatile mother and living life on her own terms.
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Kiran Desai’s Labor of Love
The Booker Prize winner has devoted the past two decades of her life to writing The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny, a novel that weighs in at 688 pages
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For His Graphic Novel Series, Brian Anderson Gives Credit Where Credit's Due: To the Family Pet
With all three books in the Sophie series receiving the Junior Library Guild Gold Standard, Brian Anderson has turned his nationally syndicated comic strip based on a family pet into a middle grade graphic novel series beloved by kids and adults alike. (Sponsored)
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Joe Sacco Asks Why History Repeats Itself
In his latest graphic narrative, cartoonist Joe Sacco investigates the stories people tell themselves about political and sectarian violence.
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Alan Gratz Is Going for the Gold
Riding the wave of interest in middle grade historical fiction, Alan Gratz returns to Nazi Germany with a fast-paced Olympic thriller.
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Miriam Toews’s True Story
In her first memoir in two decades, the author looks back on the writing life and family tragedies with grace and subtle humor.
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