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SoapboxA Writing Career Returns from the Grave
Author Ronald Kelly writes about rejoining the writing world after a long hiatus.
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In Defense of Library Lending
Kyle K. Courtney, the chair of Library Futures, defends controlled digital lending, the practice at issue in a key copyright case.
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Open Book
Breaking Up Is Hard to Do in Monica Heisey's Bittersweet Debut Novel
'Really Good, Actually' features an endearing, acerbic heroine in her 20s who’s facing divorce after 608 days of marriage.
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There's No Time to Despair over Book Bans—Just to Fight Them
Christopher M. Finan, executive director of the National Coalition Against Censorship, urges all to keep up the fight for the freedom to read.
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Cory Doctorow
We Wrote a Book About Why Audible Won’t Sell Our Book...and Snuck It Onto Audible
In his new book with Rebecca Giblin, 'Chokepoint Capitalism,' Cory Doctorow explores how large companies have positioned themselves between consumers and creatives and with a new Kickstarter campaign once again takes aim at the world's dominant audiobook platform.
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Lisa Unger Shares Her Writing Lessons
The author, who has written 20 novels, shares some of the lessons she has learned.
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Authors Can Be Agents of Hope
Anat Deracine, author of the YA novel 'Driving by Starlight,' examines the key ingredient of a successful book: a sense of optimism.
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Confessions of a Closet Novelist
Michael Oren, a nonfiction author, turns his attention to his first love: fiction.
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Open Book
Bushra Rehman Tells the Tale of Leaving Home
In Bushra Rehman’s coming-of-age novel, a young woman must leave her Pakistani community in Corona, Queens, in order to find herself.
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Slowing Down and Savoring the Writing Process
An author finds herself facing an unexpected deadline.
