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Querying becomes your first of many lessons in persistence on the path to publishing a novel.

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Who would have thought a “keep it current” and a never “way back in time” writer would be seduced by the lure of history?

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Get out those TBR lists! So many great new titles to add to your lineup.

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Here’s the thing about food. It’s never really just about the food, is it? It’s also about what it carries. Culture, history, family traditions, childhood memories…

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What does it mean for a young aspiring writer to have a life-long lover of books take the care and time to create a reading list specifically for him?

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A roundup of recent episodes you might like.

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Get out those TBR lists!

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Teen contributor Riley Jensen rounds up some upcoming LGBTQ+ YA lit

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How does an idea that starts as some shadowy notion become a fully-fledged novel? For me, each book’s inspiration and start has been a little different. But what they all have in common is a key element of internal exploration or some issue I’ve grappled with in my life.

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