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Wil Haygood is a Washington Post writer and author of several books, including The Butler: A Witness to History.
A Q&A with the author of Startup Rising: The Entrepreneurial Revolution Remaking the Middle East
A monthly feature that looks at books of and about poetry.
Creatures, Crimes and Creativity, a conference for both readers and writers, taking place on September 13-15 2013 at the Baltimore Hunt Valley Inn, will bring together several publishing genres including fantasy, science fiction, steampunk, thrillers and horror.
A baker's dozen of the most anticipated biographies of the year.
Susana and Josh hold an instant messenger discussion of this provocative new book by the author of Half of a Yellow Sun.
What is the magic of these words that some 85 years on they still draw us with such poignancy and verve?
Half a dozen interesting pieces about books, authors, writing ... and Mars, gathered from around the internet.
