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SoapboxThe Author of 'Simple Abundance' Is Back With Some New Advice
Sarah Ban Breathnach, whose 1995 bestseller sought to show women how to follow their own paths, discusses updating the book with new advice for a 25th anniversary edition.
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We Need Diverse Agents
An agent says that getting to the root of the diversity problem in publishing requires change at the agency level.
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Why Online Mobile Publishing Is the Future
The founder of Tapas Media touts the benefits of mobile-centric online publishing.
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Open Book
Was the Early U.S. All That Puritanical? A Novelist Investigates.
TaraShea Nesbit’s novel 'Beheld' looks at the dark side of Plymouth Colony.
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Advice for Women with Book Advances
An author offers advice to women on what to do with an advance.
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Open Book
Stephanie Wrobel’s 'Darling Rose Gold' Finds a Mother From Hell
A debut novelist adds a twist to the canon of books on Munchausen syndrome by proxy.
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Was Oliver Wendell Holmes Right About Free Speech?
The director of the National Coalition Against Censorship reflects on the Supreme Court justice’s defense of freedom of expression.
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Open Book
Gabriel Bump's Ballad of a Nowhere Boy
A debut novelist delves into a boy’s life in inner-city Chicago with 'Everywhere You Don’t Belong.'
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We Need Diverse Editors
Author Kacen Callender argues that publishers should hire more diverse editors, since white editors often don’t relate to stories about people of color.
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The Problem(s) with Damaged Goods
Cynthia Compton, owner of 4 Kids Books & Toys, an independent children’s store in central Indiana, urges publishers to pay more attention to the way they ship their cargo.
