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In N.K. Jemisin's Next Trilogy, the City Is On Fire
On the eve of the launch of a trilogy set in a near-future New York, the three-time Hugo Award winner is too busy managing a growing literary empire to care about the haters.
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Finding Strength in Scary Stories: Spotlight on Tehlor Kay Mejia
A ghostly figure from Mexican folklore haunts the pages of Mejia’s debut middle grade novel. (Sponsored)
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Writing a Dynamic Duo: Spotlight on Peter Riva
Peter Riva’s Mbuno & Pero series continues to deliver intrigue, action, and camaraderie on the African continent. (Sponsored)
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Terry McMillan, Thwarter of Book Biz Gatekeepers, Has a New Novel
McMillan, who broke color barriers and glass ceilings in publishing, is showing no signs of slowing down.
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Writers to Watch Spring 2020
The authors of these 10 unflinching works of fiction offer nimble explorations of weighty issues: technology, precarious labor, incendiary political movements, government censorship, immigration, and femicide.
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After ‘Dept. of Speculation,’ Jenny Offill Looks Outward
With ‘Weather,’ the novelist strays from the precepts of autofiction, even as her fragmentary style remains intact.
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Laura Redniss's Latest Depicts a Clash Over Sacred Land
The MacArthur fellow's newest work of visual nonfiction explores the conflict surrounding Oak Flat, Ariz., the Apache people, and copper mining.
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Clare Pooley Makes a New Beginning In Her Debut Novel
With 'The Authenticity Project,' publishing in February, Clare Pooley reflects on sobriety and second chances.
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Capturing a Unique World: Spotlight on Wanda E. Brunstetter
The New York Times–bestselling author kicks off her latest series with The Crow’s Call, a mystery set in Amish country. (Sponsored)
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Finding a North Star: Spotlight on Peggy Weber
In Enough as You Are, Weber uses faith and love to combat feelings of inadequacy and build self-esteem. (Sponsored)
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