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How Reading Widely Can Make You Better at Almost Everything
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How Reading Widely Can Make You Better at Almost Everything

By Alyssa / June 11, 2026

At some point in your career, you will come across a certain type of person who can discuss medieval trade […]

The Most Common Mistake First-Time Authors Make
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The Most Common Mistake First-Time Authors Make

By Alyssa / June 11, 2026

Imagine a novice writer who has been working on their work for six months. Every morning, they take a sincere

How Writers Transform Personal Pain Into Meaningful Stories
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How Writers Transform Personal Pain Into Meaningful Stories

By Chloe / June 11, 2026

A recently divorced woman was writing on napkins in cafés somewhere in a quiet Edinburgh apartment in the early 1990s

Why the Gormenghast Author May Be the Most Overlooked Genius in English Literature
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Why the Gormenghast Author May Be the Most Overlooked Genius in English Literature

By Chloe / June 11, 2026

Mervyn Peake is often found tucked between more well-known spines, slightly out of place, waiting for someone obstinate enough to

How Books Continue to Shape Culture in Ways We Rarely Notice
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How Books Continue to Shape Culture in Ways We Rarely Notice

By Chloe / June 10, 2026

Most people have used this phrase at some point without really thinking about it. “Big Brother is watching.” Perhaps during

The Strange Reason Some Books Feel Personally Written for You
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The Strange Reason Some Books Feel Personally Written for You

By Chloe / June 10, 2026

When a sentence stops you cold, you experience a certain kind of stillness. It’s not because it’s exquisitely written, though

What Great Readers Notice That Most People Completely Miss
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What Great Readers Notice That Most People Completely Miss

By Chloe / June 10, 2026

Most readers are unaware of this particular moment. A character’s casual comment about the weather, a particular object placed on

Swallowed Alive: What the Whalefall Book Gets Right About Grief and Survival
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Swallowed Alive: What the Whalefall Book Gets Right About Grief and Survival

By Chloe / June 10, 2026

At some point in the third chapter of Whalefall, it becomes clear that Daniel Kraus is not pulling a practical

The Unexpected Connection Between Reading and Confidence
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The Unexpected Connection Between Reading and Confidence

By Chloe / June 9, 2026

There’s a certain type of person you see at dinner parties, during job interviews, and in the middle of challenging

The Emotional Reason Certain Books Become Personal Treasures
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The Emotional Reason Certain Books Become Personal Treasures

By Alyssa / June 9, 2026

There are books on shelves that have been relocated six times between six apartments. The margins are thick with pencil

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