“I did not die. I did not go to heaven.”: How the controversy around a Christian bestseller engulfed the evangelical publishing industry—and tore a family apart.
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Prisons are banning books that teach prisoners how to code
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How the hell has Danielle Steel managed to write 179 books?
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How Dr. Seuss’s Oh, The Places You’ll Go! became a ubiquitous (and cliché) graduation gift
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Murder and the missing briefcase: The real story behind Harper Lee’s lost true crime book
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Four books by Asian American authors republished as Penguin Classics
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James Patterson donates $1.25 million to classroom libraries
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Romance and erotica is the top revenue-generating literary category in the US, accounting for more than half of all mass-market paperbacks sold
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Campaigners hail 'seismic shift' in diversity of US children's books
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How the New York Public Library fills its shelves (and why some books don't make the cut)
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Don Winslow: Think of it this way. Mexico has a US drug problem
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Robert and Virginia Heinlein's Colorado Springs House
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$12 million gift opens new chapter for New York Public Library’s treasures
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There's a theory that QAnon's posting is based on an old Italian novel
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Laura Ingalls Wilder’s name stripped from children’s book award over ‘Little House’ depictions of Native Americans
I am shamelessly stealing this from the front page of /r/Books, where it has been locked due to shallow and uncivil discussion. I assume we can do better here. "Laura Ingalls Wilder’s name...
I am shamelessly stealing this from the front page of /r/Books, where it has been locked due to shallow and uncivil discussion. I assume we can do better here.
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Straight Man by Richard Russo - An overlooked classic of American literature (2011)
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US Federal prisons abruptly cancel policy that made it harder, costlier for inmates to get books
5 votes