For readers, there's a resilience about grit lit, a natural vigor that makes no excuses. But what is it about this grit that is so appealing to writers?
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Each month there are new book releases I'd love to read, but October just seems to be the jackpot. Here are the three I'm most anticipating.
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They say everyone has a book in them, but apparently not all of those stories are created equal. And the (financial) disparity can be alarming.
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Take this as a friendly reminder: National Novel Writing Month will soon be upon us once more. Will you be prepared when it arrives?
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A man on his lunch break watches a father reading to his daughter, wondering why the little girl isn't in school. But let's not be too quick to judge.
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In Luke Mogelson's debut collection, "These Heroic, Happy Dead," we experience the raw, unflinching lives of war veterans through an empathetic lens.
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What began more than 100 years ago in a battle between major New York newspapermen now seems tailored to the digital age.
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There are very few days from elementary school that I remember with such clarity. That day was different. That day was September 11th, 2001.
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Amazon is the worldwide leader in online retail. Is its new move to physical bookstores a good thing?
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There's a new biopic about J.D. Salinger's life, and he wouldn't be pleased about it.
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