Teens love an excellent mystery—the fun of fixing a puzzle, the suspense of surprising twists, and the satisfaction of the truth. Whether your youngster is an avid reader or simply…
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If you’re a writer, then you know that plot is essential. But what exactly is the plot? And how do you create one that will alimony your readers engaged until…
There is no one way to write a story. In fact, there are as many ways to write a story as there are stories themselves. But that doesn’t midpoint that…
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In 1869 the Gullah Geechee people owned half of Beaufort County of South Carolina. Since then, they’ve lost fourteen million acres. The best example of the rapid marginalization of Gullah…
UNCONDITIONALThe Japanese Surrender in World War IIBy Marc Gallicchio Every August, newspapers are dotted with stories of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, accompanied by a well-picked-over — but never resolved — debate over…
If you’re missing the chilly joy of ducking into a movie theater on a sweltering day, welcome to the club. Ditto for attending concerts, plays, sporting events and awkward variety shows…
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Raven Leilani has one of this summer’s most anticipated fiction debuts, but in some ways, she is already anticipating the day the buzz dies down. That is when she plans to…
August is often a quiet month for publishers, but this year there’s a lot to look forward to: new books from Akwaeke Emezi and Daisy Johnson; a timely re-examination of…
