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Daniel Kehlmann Forays Into Folklore with 'Tyll'
The Austrian author's latest novel is based on a German folktale about a wandering trickster, set against the backdrop of the Thirty Years’ War.
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Paranormal Parallels: How Netflix’s 'Stranger Things' Enhances the Gospel
In his latest book, Michael S. Heiser illustrates how the popular science fiction series can teach us about the Bible and God’s love for humanity. (Sponsored)
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Liz Moore’s Philadelphia Story
Liz Moore’s fourth novel, 'Long Bright River,' finds the author taking a new direction in a police procedural set in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood.
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Life and Art in Eleanor Davis’s ‘The Hard Tomorrow’
Eleanor Davis’s new graphic novel 'The Hard Tomorrow' is a milestone work of fiction that weaves together themes from her life including the birth of a child, the death of a family member, and the embrace of political confrontation and protest.
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A Guide to Authentic Living: Spotlight on Candace Cameron Bure
Bure’s new guided journal, Authentic Living: Jesus Every Day, embodies the spirit of her lifestyle brand, a line of faith-based products designed to help women live more meaningful and joyful lives. (Sponsored)
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Writing the Book on the Big Book: Spotlight on William H. Schaberg
A new history about the writing and publication of the Big Book shines a light on the work of Bill W. and the early days of Alcoholics Anonymous. (Sponsored)
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Miami Book Fair 2019: The Truth Will Set You Free
Bestselling author Stephen Chbosky’s latest novel is a literary horror story that celebrates love, devotion, goodness, and the importance of truth.
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Miami Book Fair 2019: John Waters Has Never Been Wrong
The author, filmmaker, and provocateur’s latest book looks back on his long career and offers some hard earned advice for misfits and weirdos.
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Susan Cooper's Double Feature
We spoke with the Newbery Medalist about her two picture books publishing this fall: 'The Word Pirates,' illustrated by Steven Kellogg, and 'The Shortest Day,' illustrated by Carson Ellis.
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Cooking for Longevity: Spotlight on Dan Buettner
In his latest book, The Blue Zones Kitchen, Buettner offers 100 recipes to help readers live to be centenarians. (Sponsored)
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History in the Making: Spotlight on Robert Arthur Neff
A pair of historical novels maps a journey of discovery about World War II and its effects on noncombatants’ lives. (Sponsored)
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Therese Anne Fowler Is Looking Forward
The author shifts her attention from past to present in her new novel, 'A Good Neighborhood.'
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Even Superheroes Get the Blues
In his new graphic novel 'Heroes in Crisis', Eisner Award-winning comics writer Tom King examines the impact of PTSD on the emotional lives of battle-weary superheroes.
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Animals Are Messengers In Richard Louv's Latest
Louv’s new book, 'Our Wild Callings,' is about our relationship to the wildlife around us.
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Martin Cruz Smith's Latest Book Heads Back to the U.S.S.R.
In Cruz Smith’s ninth Arkady Renko novel, 'The Siberian Dilemma,' the investigator travels into the frozen depths of Siberia.
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Dexter Palmer Disproves a Lie
Palmer’s third novel, 'Mary Toft; or, the Rabbit Queen,' tells the real-life story of a woman in 1726 who claimed to give birth to dead rabbits.
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Lynda Barry Explores the Language of Art
The cartoonist and educator uses comics to help readers unleash creativity in 'Making Comics.'
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Dreams Are for Real: Spotlight on Aaron Dworkin
Lessons from 13 artists who made their mark on the world. (Sponsored)
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A Message of Faith: Spotlight on Col. Carlyle “Smitty” Harris (Ret.)
A husband and wife share their story of love, courage, honor, and commitment to family and country. (Sponsored)
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Nicholas Meyer Puts Sherlock Holmes on the Couch
The author returns with 'The Adventure of the Peculiar Protocols,' his first Holmes novel in 26 years.