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Rebecca Clarren, winner of a 2025 Oregon Book Award for ‘The Cost of Free Land’ • Oregon ArtsWatch
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‘These Summer Storms’ review: Family drama, romance and inheritance games
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The Joys of Reading a Book Containing Multiple Languages ‹ Literary Hub
Whatever he had been he was no more. He said that like every man who comes to the…
‘Chipping away at democracy’: authors fear outcome of US supreme court’s LGBTQ+ book ruling | US book bans
Sarah Brannen, an illustrator and children’s book author, was riding in the car with her sister when she…
‘Bring the House Down’ review: Charlotte Runcie lampoons Fringe critic
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The pseudonym behind the horror: Why Stephen King became Richard Bachman | Books and Literature News
The King of Horror, Stephen King went by the pseudonym Richard Bachman between 1977 to 1984. Why the…