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  • The Black Power of Fiction

    What the author of John Henry Days and the author of Bad Girlz can learn from each other.

  • The Reader as Lab Rat

    What our reading habits reveal about human nature.

  • Love in the Ruins

    Bookselling in post-Katrina New Orleans.

  • The (Not-So) Made for TV Author

    "The book's great. Now, about your hair...."

  • The Book Is Reading You

    Why publishers need to stop worrying and love the network.

  • Book Tour Confidential

    Are author tours really worth publishers' investment?

  • The Copy Writer

    Or, why my novel sounds like everything I ever read.

  • The Book Mothers

    Editing, parenting and writing all require a little nurturing.

  • Who Am I?

    Not only am I identified with my characters, but my readers like to identify with them too—and by extension, with me.

  • On Bullshit Jobs

    I recently completed an exhaustive study that, I believe, may add a crucial and profound dimension to the lushly flowering field of Bullshit Studies.

  • A Million Little Lawsuits?

    Publishers (and their authors) need not be scared off by the charges against James Frey.

  • BEA: Is It Good for the Jews?

    Applying a mystical formula to publishing's annual gathering.

  • The Facts Of Historical Fiction

    I'll never know what my ancestors felt. I can only imagine.

  • Jesus and the Bestseller List

    What would Jesus count?

  • I'd Love to Be Hated

    Condemn me, please. I could use the money.

  • Enough with the Fine Print

    Big fonts are not just for geezers.

  • A Little Healthy Advice for Publishers

    Drop the medical hype in favor of solid information.

  • Working for a Woman Can Be a Bitch

    Advice for bosses in the female-dominated book business.

  • Enough Already

    Do we need more bios of the very well known?

  • Star Quality

    With celebrity titles, publishers have even more responsibility than usual to produce a good book.

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