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Meet one of the renowned writers participating in the Independent's annual Books Alive! conference.
Are novels and memoirs simply different paths to the same destination?
A look at an interesting book club and how they do what they do.
An evening of bare-knuckle brawling, lit-nerd style.
What if your child said, "I didn't do that, my adolescent brain did!" And you couldn't blame him because you knew his statement made perfect sense.
Like so many other things — investing in a timeshare, having a third child — starting a book club seemed like a good idea at first, but things have taken a turn.
Meet one of the renowned writers participating in the Independent's annual Books Alive! conference.
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