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What do book lovers have queued up on their nightstands and ready to read before lights-out? We asked a few of them, and here’s what they said.
A murder-mystery sends a Washington photojournalist on a quest for a killer — and the Independent for a conversation with its author.
It’s okay to glance backward while looking ahead.
It’s almost September! Share these stories with your kids before the dreaded assigned reading begins again!
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The author chats about dark secrets, the seedy brilliance of carnivals, and the fact that everybody knows someone who’s made out on the docks.
We here at the Independent love every piece we run. There are no winners or losers. Having said that, here are July’s winners.
Or, when you figure out all your characters have blue eyes and drink whiskey.
The publishing industry turns its eye toward travelers
