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Post of the week
An author empowered by indie and self-publishing posts a great example of a 2012 to-do list.
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Blog of the Day
Words have power, and Sandra Ingerman asserts that understanding that how we use them matters and...
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Creative Challenge
Bloggers like Zenaida Recidoro showed that they appreciate romantic tragedy.
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Now Appearing
Red Room authors like Seth Harwood will be both readers and judges at this wild event.
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Best Conversation
Pavel Somov's super-short post on life's changeability is growing into a philosophical discussion.
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Video of the Week
Adventurous travel photographer Tom Carter's next book will about the subcontinent.
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Review of the Week
Huffington Post reviewer Joan Gelfand writes that Mary Mackey's poetry is "stunningly imagistic and...
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What to Read Next
"Min Green and Ed Slaterton are breaking up, so Min is writing Ed a letter and giving him a box."
Jessica Keener's debut novel "shows how a family, bound by heartache, learns to love again."
This memoir chronicles the two years immediately following an assault that found Belo Cipriani learning to walk, cook, and date in the dark.
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