It's a lot more than just a day off work. Labor Day represents the grit, ambition and hard work that built the United States.
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The physical book seemed to be dying. But after years of physical book sales decreasing and ebook sales increasing, have the tides finally turned?
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As the world goes digital, our obsession with studying metrics grows, whether it's actually useful or not. But please, keep the metrics out of literature.
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The story of an old man living on the tranquil waters of Lake Huron. To outsiders it seems he has it made, but the haunting of lost love goes unseen.
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You have a story. It's been rolling around in your mind for months, maybe years. But there is only one way to put it on paper.
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All writers face adversity at some point in the process. What's difficult, though, is when it's created by you. What's your writing kryptonite?
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Some books are just too good to be overlooked. And it's a darn shame when they are. Here are five you should make some time to read.
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Heading into the 2007 season, Michigan was near the top of college football. After 10 crazy years, the Wolverines are finally back.
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Some of the best authors, such as J.K. Rowling, Stephen King and Mark Twain, have used pseudonyms. But why? This calls for a pros and cons list.
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How do you best bring a bestselling memoir to the big screen? Assemble an all-star cast including Woody Harrelson, Brie Larson and Naomi Watts.
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