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When you need to cook for kids (and adults) who don't quite want to admit that they enjoy eating vegetables, look to these cookbooks for guidance.
Meet one of the renowned participants in Books Alive! 2015
The fundamental genius of a master storyteller.
We here at the Independent love every piece we run. There are no winners or losers. Having said that, here are January’s winners.
The NPR producer discusses culture, memoir, and the release on Kindle of her e-book, The Persian Square: 101 Things to Know about Iranian-Americans.
The downs and downs of touting your own tales.
Meet Brazos Bookstore in Houston.
Clearly, 2014 was a wonderful year for poets and poetry. Here are the most memorable works I had the pleasure of reviewing in the last 12 months.
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