They hadn’t been hiding, and they weren’t hiding now, her parents said—but then, she couldn’t have said what they had been doing, other than hiding
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I know what it’s like to be ugly. I grew up the boy with the long sloping nose, a hill fit for skiers and a
A Dragon Shall Ascend Heaven by Sheldon Lee Compton
The dragon spoke to me and I understood perfectly. It said it would stay by my side no matter what. And I wanted it this
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Libby Chamberlain, the founder of the “secret” Facebook group formed for supporters of Hillary Clinton has landed a deal with Flatiron Books. Chamberlain has faced criticism from some members…
7 Reads We Recommend — October: The Daring, the Scary, and the Wicked
Cooper’s nod to Poe here is thick with tension, mystery, and visceral descriptions of the protagonist’s creepy predicament. She gives you a frightening blend of details and questions, leaving you to wonder exactly what is going on, just like the young woman in the story.
On Ferrante & Privacy, New Fiction & More! Your Weekly Lit News Roundup by Emily Ramser
On Elena Ferrante and Privacy Elena Ferrante is the pseudonym of a famous author. Recently an Italian investigative journalist uncovered her true name. This startling
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