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PEN America has announced its opposition to a proposed directive from the New York Department of Corrections (NYDOC) would significantly limit the ability of incarcerated writers to publish. On May 11 ...
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Mina (The Less Dead) successfully emulates the language and tone of Raymond Chandler’s hard-boiled novels featuring ...
“It’s a BIG DEAL to run in the New York City Marathon,” but conversational prose by Kimmelman (The Eight Knights of Hanukkah) and naïf-style gouache vignettes from Hartland Continue reading » ...
In the wrenching latest from Power (Standing Rock Sioux), three generations of Dakhóta women grapple with a legacy of mistreatment by the U.S. government. The story unspools in Continue reading ...
In this clever, fast-paced thriller, Hugo Award winner Scalzi (The Kaiju Preservation Society) subverts classic supervillain tropes with equal measures of tongue-in-cheek humor and common sense.
Groff’s extraordinary latest (after Matrix) tracks the life of an adolescent servant girl who flees a Jamestownesque settlement in colonial America and sets out across the wilderness. Traveling ...
Polacco offers gratitude for her childhood public library in this earnest autobiographical picture book tribute. When a white-presenting first grader leaves the family farm for Battle Creek, Mich.
Alien Worlds: How Insects Conquered the Earth, and Why Their Fate Will Determine Our Future ...
In this addictive queer, feminist epic fantasy, Huang (Burning Roses) brilliantly retells the 14th-century Chinese classic Water Margin for a 21st-century audience. Arms Continue reading » ...
In possession of vocal cords so loud they are registered by the International Space Station, would-be student-librarian Penelope struggles to reconcile her volume with the need for a “library ...
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