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Bestselling Surrounded By Idiots author Thomas Erickson needed 20 years to get published

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One of literature's most lucrative prizes goes to debut fiction writer Canisia Lubrin

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The Trump administration is taking aim at academic journals

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Trump administration fires top copyright official days after firing Librarian of Congress

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The best ereader to buy right now

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Top 10 'worst' authors of all time ranked by more than 12,000 readers

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How Google can save you money the next time you book travel

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Free reader event: Building a financial plan

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Booksellers and publishers are calling for Mosab Abu Toha to be protected.

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National Endowment for the Arts rescinds grants, dazing publishers and theaters

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Prominent pastor notified books loaned to African American museum may be returned amid review

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Prominent pastor notified books loaned to African American museum may be returned amid review

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Some Publishers Clearing House customers set to collect refund. Here's why.

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7-Eleven owner opens books wider to Couche-Tard's $50bn bid

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The "Hottest Trend" is Translated Fiction, and Other News for Librarians

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The Small Magazines That Birthed Surrealism

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The impressive Sonos Ace headphones are $100 off at Amazon

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Pam Bondi Rolls Back Protections For Journalists In New DOJ Memo

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