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Charles Dickens. I’ve read all his novels. My favourite book is probably Little Dorrit, Bleak House or Great…
Former Miss Clarksville collects hundreds of new books for students in CMCSS elementaries
Former Miss Clarksville, Brittani Mays, recently organized a community-wide book drive, collecting nearly 1,000 books for CMCSS. By…
‘Because of Winn-Dixie’ Author to Headline Saratoga Book Festival
Natalie Moore Natalie Moore is the editor of Saratoga Living and Capital Region Living magazines. A native of…
New teen thriller ‘Sisters in the Wind’ finds drama in hidden identities
At a moment when young adult literature is dominated by dystopias and romantasies, one bestselling author has dispensed…
Starting a new chapter: Auburn Public Library launches new reading service
On Friday, Aug. 8, the Auburn Public Library (APL) released its brand new recommended reading service. This easy-to-use…
Your First Look At KJ Micciche’s New Novel ‘One Week Later’
In case you missed it, the launch of Cosmo Reads, our brand-new book imprint in partnership with Sourcebooks,…
Beck Dorey-Stein talks about her latest novel, ‘Spectacular Things’
Dorey-Stein sat down with 12News to talk about writing her second book, her love of soccer and the…
Anthropic Settles Books Copyright Case for Billions
Leading AI startup Anthropic, which just raised $13 billion earlier this month at a $183 billion valuation, has…
Read Sable Sorensen ‘Fury Bound’ Excerpt, See Cover Reveal
Sable Sorensen burst into the scene with their big debut, Dire Bound, and we’ve been waiting ever since…
Repentance and Forgiveness, Core Values of the Jewish High Holidays, Come Alive in the Award-Winning Children’s Book “But I Said I’m Sorry”
DENVER, Sept. 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — With the Jewish High Holidays arriving later this month, TJFR Press spotlights…
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Elizabeth Gilbert’s New Memoir Is Her Most Personal Yet
Elizabeth Gilbert is the master of memoir. Her first, 2006’s Eat Pray Love, needs no introduction. She followed…