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The Writing Advice That Sounds Wrong but Actually Works
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The Writing Advice That Sounds Wrong but Actually Works

By Alyssa / June 17, 2026

A writer who greatly admired Kurt Vonnegut once gave him a bagel in a Chicago coffee shop. Danielle Dutton, the […]

The Quiet Power of People Who Always Carry a Book Everywhere
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The Quiet Power of People Who Always Carry a Book Everywhere

By Alyssa / June 17, 2026

Something intriguing occurs when you watch someone take a book out of their bag in a busy waiting area. People

What Modern Novels Lost When Writers Became Brands
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What Modern Novels Lost When Writers Became Brands

By Chloe / June 17, 2026

Nowadays, a certain type of book is released with a very specific kind of noise surrounding it. The author has

Where the Crawdads Sing Closes Its Final Page and Hands the Verdict Back to You
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Where the Crawdads Sing Closes Its Final Page and Hands the Verdict Back to You

By Chloe / June 17, 2026

A certain type of book sneaks up on the publishing industry. It doesn’t come with a celebrity endorsement on the

The Hidden Loneliness Inside Every Great Classic
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The Hidden Loneliness Inside Every Great Classic

By Alyssa / June 16, 2026

Take any great book off the shelf, whether it’s the kind assigned in school, the kind with a faded spine

The Authors Everyone Praises but Few Actually Read
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The Authors Everyone Praises but Few Actually Read

By Chloe / June 16, 2026

Most of us have at least once told a certain type of literary lie. At a dinner party, someone brings

Why Reading Old Books Suddenly Feels More Relevant Than Ever
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Why Reading Old Books Suddenly Feels More Relevant Than Ever

By Chloe / June 16, 2026

A specific type of bookstore still exists in some cities; it has shelves and warped wooden floors that have obviously

The New Reading Trend That’s Changing How People Learn
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The New Reading Trend That’s Changing How People Learn

By Chloe / June 16, 2026

It’s easy to assume that Joan Didion’s writing came that way when you pick up nearly any of her sentences—those

The Most Underrated Benefit of Reading Every Single Day
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The Most Underrated Benefit of Reading Every Single Day

By Alyssa / June 15, 2026

When someone is reading a physical book, they experience a certain kind of stillness that includes a slowing of the

What Every Aspiring Author Learns Too Late About Writing a Book
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What Every Aspiring Author Learns Too Late About Writing a Book

By Chloe / June 15, 2026

The majority of people who aspire to write a book believe that writing the words is the most difficult aspect.

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