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Olivia Laing’s Art Work
Olivia Laing wrote their new novel, a queer thriller set in 1970s Italy, in three months, and is still catching their breath.
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Sourcebooks Sees Commitment to Fighting Censorship as Crucial to Democracy
Sourcebooks CEO sees the fight against book bans as a "defining moment," one from which the publisher will not back down. Amid intensifying attacks, Sourcebooks has stepped up efforts to fight censorship, viewing the freedom to read as essential to democracy. (Sponsored)
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John Irving’s Not Pulling Any Punches
In his latest novel, the author explores hot-button topics like antisemitism, history, and identity.
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Mitch Albom Loves Love
In his latest novel, Mitch Albom explores true love and the downside of second chances.
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Anna North Knows Where the Bodies are Buried
Based on a real-life mystery, the author’s latest novel explores a puzzling death, Iron Age druids, and climate change.
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Finding Much Success in a Few Short Years, K-LOVE Books Looks to Expand
Unlike other publishers, K-LOVE Books taps into the Christian media ministry’s numerous platforms, from radio stations to live events, offering authors a unique opportunity. (Sponsored)
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Chevy Stevens’s Worst-Case Scenario
For her latest thriller, the bestselling author found inspiration in her real-life fears, anxieties, and nightmares.
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Kirsten Miller Takes on Women’s Work
The bestselling author wants to effect social change through fiction—and wake women up to their witchy powers.
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Arundhati Roy’s Rebel Yell
In her first memoir, the Booker Prize winner explores her relationship with her volatile mother and living life on her own terms.
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Kiran Desai’s Labor of Love
The Booker Prize winner has devoted the past two decades of her life to writing The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny, a novel that weighs in at 688 pages
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