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Does the lowly gumshoe have a place in today’s high-tech world of crime-solving?
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Why everyone is entitled to my opinion.
Should a book’s name and cover art matter so much?
Can you get there without knowing where you’re going?
A book on any other platform reads just as well.
Public opinion aside, Hachette is hardly the victim in its dispute with Amazon.
Michael Lewis' latest book confirms all your worst suspicions about big money.
There's a lot to love about villains
