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SoapboxHow Academic Publishers Must Step Up Now
Ziyad Mirar, SAGE Publishing's president of global publishing, says Covid-19 highlights the need for academic publishing to be more proactive.
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Open Book
Maggie Nelson Explores Freedom
With a gimlet eye, the author looks at freedom through the spheres of art, sex, drugs, and climate in 'On Freedom.'
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Soapbox
The Emotional Cost of the Book Deal
Author Anjali Enjeti wonders whether the publishing process needs to be so traumatic.
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Soapbox
The Problem with Confederate Monuments
Author and historian Karen L. Cox says statues don’t represent history.
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Open Book
A Campus Killer Stalks the Pages of This Debut Thriller
In Vera Kurian’s 'Never Saw Me Coming,' a psychological experiment with college students leads to mayhem and murder.
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Soapbox
Copyright Is a Question of Control
Author Lincoln Michel says calls to limit copyright are misguided.
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Soapbox
Forging Bonds at the Bookstore
An indie bookseller welcomes the opportunity to develop ties to customers.
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Open Book
What Does Freedom Mean? A Debut Novel Is Asking.
In 'The Sweetness of Water,' Nathan Harris writes about the life of two formerly enslaved men after the Emancipation Proclamation.
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Open Book
Kristen Radtke Writes, and Draws, Our Loneliness
In her new graphic nonfiction book, 'Seek You,' Radtke takes a multifaceted look at how alone we are.
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Soapbox
The Challenge of Writing Humor in Dark Times
Writing duo Whitney Phillips and Ryan M. Milner negotiate how funny writing should be in an unfunny time.
