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The author of We Fed an Island comes to DC on Tues., Oct. 30th, at 6PM.
Sick of reading “terrifying” books that aren’t? (We’re not naming names, Henry James’ The Turn of the Screw.) Pick up one of these creepy tales sure to make you sleep with the lights on!
It’s a rhetorical question.
Will readers follow when a writer veers too far off course?
The author of Famous Adopted People comes to DC on Sun., Oct. 28th, at 5PM!
The mystery writer talks inspiration, complex characters, and the challenge of keeping readers in the dark.
The author of The Winter Soldier comes to DC on Wed., Oct. 24th, at 6:30PM.
Is it ever okay to limit kids’ access to books?
