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Memories fade. Documentation disappears. Scenes vanish.When you’re busy creating a world, you don’t always think about how to preserve it…

In a time when societal pressures often encourage conformity, these works speak to the need for individuality, freedom, and self-exploration.…

A forthcoming romance novel by the writer Sophie Lark was pulled by her publisher after drawing criticism from readers over…

Saint of the Narrows Street by William Boyle “The reader will not want to put it down and will retain…

In an email interview, the 2021 Nobel laureate talked about the pleasure of meeting new readers and why he writes…

“This book is a response to the self-image of Jews as scholarly sages — not fantasy warriors or heroes —…

OUTSIDE of its famous first line — “we tell ourselves stories in order to live” — “The White Album” is…

Justice Never Rests by William Kolibash, with Jon Land and Shariane Kolibash Taylor This book grabs you from the very…

When Michael Visontay’s mother died in 2020, he came upon a vast cache of his family’s papers. These held aspects…

The Theory of Cultural Psychosis: America’s Undeclared Threat by Dr. Steven Ray Readers will have a hard time finding an…