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In praise of the printed word (and the typeface that makes it look so good).
Half a dozen can't-miss titles landing this summer.
The celebrated biographer explains why the mystery of Ronald Reagan's success is no mystery at all.
Why I won’t submit to your journal.
How not to shill, er, sell your book
The attorney/author discusses Snowden, RFK, and his brand-new novel.
Aspiring scribes to descend on St. Mary’s this summer.
We here at the Independent love every piece we run. There are no winners or losers. Having said that, here are May’s winners.
