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SoapboxHow Two Authors Brought a Book on Birthing Into the World
Authors Michelle Millar Fisher and Amber Winick go the extra mile to birth a book on 'design for the arc of human reproduction.'
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Bisi Adjapon's Searing American Debut
The author's new novel, 'The Teller of Secrets,' her first to be published in the U.S., tells the tale of a young girl in 1960s Ghana defies tradition and forges her own path to womanhood.
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Reading Beyond Neurodivergent Stereotypes
Writer Jen Malia says the book business's treatment of neurodivergent authors needs to change.
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What Authors Have Found in Substack
Author George Barnett argues that the e-newsletter platform lets authors pay the bills by writing instead of waiting tables.
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Open Book
Lisa Harding's Sophomore Novel Comes Stateside
‘Bright Burning Things,’ a new novel from the Irish writer, tackles motherhood and addiction.
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What One White Author Learned from Attending an All-Black College
Author Fred Engh, a white man, recounts how attending an all-Black college in 1961 taught him more than he expected.
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The #OwnVoices Conundrum
Author Amanda Kabak wonders whether a hashtag can really promote diversity in publishing.
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Open Book
Matthew Pearl's Latest Explores the American Frontier
Matthew Pearl explores the story of the American frontier through the kidnapping of Daniel Boone’s daughter.
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Chelsea Apple Makes a Case for BookTok Authenticity
A publicist says authenticity is the secret to being a success on BookTok.
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Saluting HMH, a Storied Trade Publisher
Gary Gentel, the former head of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt's trade division, remembers a proud and feisty house, now gone.
