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Post-Apocalyptic Amish Fiction: David Williams Tells the Tale
A big, busy city. A strong Amish community thriving in the farmlands outside the city. And what happens when a modern day apocalypse brings them crashing together. Here's the inspiration behind Amish + apocalypse.
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Callie Bates on Nature, Magic, and "The Waking Land"
We talk with debut fantasy novelist Callie Bates about her new trilogy-starter, hacking her writing habits, and the bracing honesty of an editorial critique.
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I'll Have What She's Having
A new book of culinary history takes a light-hearted look at the role of food in the lives of six remarkable women.
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Centipede Butts: It's What's for Dinner
Are insects the future of haute cuisine? In Bugged, David MacNeal' imagines a time where we will be "requesting more flies in the soup."
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Working for the Queen of Spies: Kate Quinn and Stephanie Dray Discuss "The Alice Network"
The popular book club read that was inspired by a unique espionage group...
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The Best Mysteries and Thrillers of 2017 So Far
It's a lot of fun picking the Best Mysteries & Thrillers of the Year So Far, but it's not easy.
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César Lozano: "Los tres libros que han cambiado mi vida"
César Lozano enumera tres libros muy importantes.
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The Best in Comics and Graphic Novels: The Eisner Award Winners
From new comic series to graphic novels for kids, here are the Eisner Award winners for the best of the best in comics and graphic novels.
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Live from Comic-Con: Wonder Woman Is Here
Get your geek on with fellow fans at the outrageously fun San Diego Comic-Con.
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This Week in Books: Comic-Con is on, Kermit gets fired and Antarctica is breaking up
A rundown of (some of) the news of the week, and the books behind the headlines.
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