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“Technology has run ahead of the law or the ability of anyone — citizens, courts, press, or Congress — to have meaningful oversight of what is happening."
Here we are, two months in, and what of our newly minted New Year’s resolutions? Have they reverted back to good intentions? If you had five tools to turn from bad habits to good ones, could you convince yourself to use them?
What are publishers looking for in a manuscript? Here, Karetta Hubbard and Molly Best Tinsley, co-founders of Fuze Publishing, share their tips for aspiring authors.
Meet one of the renowned writers participating in the Independent's annual Books Alive! conference.
A popular program brings bestselling authors and renowned poets to one of Maryland's largest cities.
Susan Minot talks about spending seven years to tell a disturbing story, why writers should pursue a 'disturbing feeling' in their work, and why there's no significant difference between writing a novel or short story.
