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Writers and the People They Love: Finding Room for Creative Work
A writer reflects on balancing creative time with family and friends, and offers a practical way to make those choices with care.
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The Wingfeather Saga Graphic Novel Brings Andrew Peterson’s Fantasy to the Page
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The Trouble with Miss Switch: Barbara Brooks Wallace’s Bewitching School Story
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Catapult Books Sale Raises Questions for Authors and Independent Publishing
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Chad Harbach Returns to Westish College in The Brightness
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Alysandra Dutton Reframes Rome’s Founding Myth in The Stolen Women
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Call a Hearse by Jonathan Stagge: A Christmas Mystery with a Menacing Taxi
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Anthony Peckham’s Children of the Black Glass Trilogy Brings Peril and Found Family to Young Fantasy Readers