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A Younger, Hipper Approach to Selling 'Bodice Rippers'
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Historian Laura Kalman Traces it All Back to Richard Nixon
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A Jazz Pioneer Who Was, Surprisingly, the Pride of Davenport, Iowa
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An Author Who Jumped From Self-Publishing to the New York Times Best Sellers List
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A Literary Critic Returns to Her Early Fascination with the Visual Arts
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Books from Arthur C. Clarke, Ursula K. Le Guin, T.H. White, and More
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It's Not Just About Prairies and Farms and Smokestacks and Skyscrapers Anymore
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Idealists, Cynics, Nazis, Collaborators -- and, of Course, Bogart and Bergman
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And a Preview of the Novel She's Working on Next
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Mike Scalise Manages to See the Humor in a Series of Terrible Medical Setbacks
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The Unromantic Reality: Being a Writer is Running Your Own Business
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"Bondage is bondage, sister. Marriages on the brink are their own kind of solitary confinement
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And Making Himself a Character in a Fictional Memoir of the Great Writer
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"I am an investigative journalist and part of my job is to expose lies"
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A Freed Slave and Midwife Vows to Hunt Down Her Son's Killer
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