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SoapboxA Book Tour in a Time of Pandemic
With her traditional book tour canceled, an author adapts.
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How Authors Can Invent Their Own Advances
An author offers up sources writers can tap to help finance their next books.
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The Terrible Ripple Effect of Canceled Book Tours
An author examines how tours canceled due to Covid-19 impact all parts of the book world.
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Life, Lust, and Science in Arlene Heyman’s Debut
The novel 'Aritfact' traces the coming of age of an independent woman biologist.
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Time for Publishers to Broaden Their View
A multicultural marketing expert says publishers need a better understanding of people of color’s interests.
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10 Ways to Support Your Indie Bookstore Through Coronavirus and Beyond
A bookseller suggests some ways you can help keep your local bookstore open—during a coronavirus outbreak and after—without leaving the house.
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Open Book
Francesca Marciano's Italy Is a Wild Kingdom
The Italians of Marchiano's new collection, 'Animal Spirits,' experience love and loss, violence and madness at home and abroad.
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For China's Book Biz Right Now, There's Nothing to Do but Work and Wait
An editor at a Beijing-based publisher describes the Chinese book business in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Publishers Need to Translate More from Arabic
The director of an Arabic book prize argues that the time has come for more Arabic works to be translated than just the 'Arabian Nights.'
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Out of This World: Shining Light on Black Authors in Every Genre
Who better to lovingly craft fantastical worlds and cultures rooted in black and African traditions than black authors? This Black History Month, author Nandi Taylor argues, we should elevate the black genre authors as well as literary ones.
