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A meditation upon man's best friend in fiction.
Mystery subgenres explained.
Darrell Delamaide writes about his journey from traditional to self-publishing.
A recurring feature showcasing recently released books that book clubs may find interesting.
Laura Kart Noell writes about the way new works of art and popular culture revisit traditional myths.
The Independent's Josh Trapani replies to Frank Ryan's response to the review of The Mystery of Metamorphosis.
Response to Josh Trapani’s review of my book, The Mystery of Metamorphosis: A Scientific Detective Story, from Dr. Frank Ryan.
Novels and journalism meant to be read digitally are reviving old forms of writing, inventing new ones, and flooding the online e-book market. How can the modern reader respond?
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