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PRH Canada Waves the Flag
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The 2025 National Book Awards Longlist
The judges for the category this year are the poet and activist Heather Kathleen Moody Hall, proprietor of…
This book proves a crime book is only as good as the characters that make it rip
Like all great crime writers, Lou Berney knows that a ripping story is only as good as the…
Explore Booksellers titles look at relationships — even with robots
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‘Stand’ — and deliver: Writers riff off of King classic with post-apocalyptic visions | Books
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George Saunders’ journey from obscurity to acclaim began 30 years ago with a novel twist
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Wendy N. Wagner’s Girl in the Creek
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Vivian Browne: My Kind of Protest
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