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All books are for either Jocks or Nerds. Joey Stern takes on the MLA Top 100 Novels with this in mind.
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Can you imagine?
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A literary agent and former book editor talks about publishing and what needs to change in light of Lee & Low's 2015 Diversity in Publishing Survey.
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It's a pea...ce of mild criticism. You get the joke.
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Lee and Low's Diversity in Publishing 2015 report.
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Jilly Gagnon on the process of writing a book in collaboration with a friend (spoiler: it's hard and funny.)
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Suzanne Fischer on the great detective Mrs. Oliver might have been, had Agatha Christie not favored the rational sleuth over the intuitive and haphazard.
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Let them back into your brain!
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The Toast's Middle-earth correspondent courts controversy as he explains why Aragorn's claim to the throne of Gondor was shaky at best.
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Pepparkakor are those little thin ones, right?
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The process of reconstructing the past is fascinating, and that’s why I want to spend time working through its complexities and writing history myself. But if I honestly recall what drew me to reading about the past in the first place, it is fiction. Specifically, children’s historical fiction presented as the diaries of girls my age, living through various periods in Canadian and world history.
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Thanks for considering my application.
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Heidi is a book about the miraculous transformative power of dairy, and that's important in these dark times.
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A comprehensive map of all the prominent Wessex locations featured in the works of Thomas Hardy.
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Constance Grady on the Jane Austen Centre and the Mr Darcy myth: "Popular culture has replaced Austen’s rude and awkward nerd with a dashing romantic hero."