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Pat Scales speaks with the prolific author about conducting historical research, creating authentic voices, and approaching our nation's history with honesty.
Looking for postapocalyptic worlds and fantastical settings? Among this week's offerings are a wholly originally take on dystopian fiction from Jeff VanderMeer and a novel from Marcus Sedgwick that gives the term photographic memory an entirely new meaning.
I’m a sporadic social networker. On the rare day, when I have a few minutes of down time, I will go online and try and catch up on either Twitter or Facebook. So the other day, when I had a few minutes (read: procrastinating), I realized that the release date of Shannon Hale and LeUyen […]
Books and games reflecting South Asian cultures are now readily available to parents, teachers, and librarians thanks to a new online bookstore.
Fantasy and sci-fi tales—with their nuanced world-building, bizarre characters, and intense action—lend themselves perfectly to graphic novels.
The authors of a new book confront pervasive misinformation on transgender and gender-nonconforming people.
The blockbuster author will cut a passage from his novel "The Sword of Summer" that some readers felt improperly appropriated Native American culture.
The debut author chats about her inspiration for Four Weeks, Five People, her writing process, and what she’s working on next.
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