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Jane Ward
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April 2013
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Should Have Told You Sooner: A Novel
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In the Aftermath
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2021
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The Mosaic Artist
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2011
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2 editions
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Hunger
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2001
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6 editions
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The book is written. What’s next? And why does this matter?
Jane’s first book, Hunger. Traditionally published by Forge/St. Martin’s Press in 2001.
The past two decades in the book world have brought with them an enormous expansion of paths to publication. Back in 2001, when I published my first book with Forge/St. Martin’s Press, it was either publish traditionally (e.g., an establishmen
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Jane Austen's Bookshelf: A Rare Book Collector's Quest to Find the Women Writers Who Shaped a Legend
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The Double Standard Sporting House: A Novel:
"Double Standard Sporting House is a thinking historical fiction reader's dream: vivid, authentic, gripping, heartbreaking and enlightening. Set amidst the churn of post-Civil War Manhattan, it's a story of women navigating narrow pathways to agency a"
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Kelly Scarborough’s Butterfly Games is an assured debut novel that transports readers into Napoleonic-area Sweden through meticulous attention to historic detail and scene-by-scene action-packed palace intrigues. At the tender age of 14, countess Jacq ...more |
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"My day had seen a knotty birth, a giant prolapse, and rampant syphilis," relates Nell "Doc" Hastings at the opening of this powerful debut fiction by Nancy Bernhard. It is September 1868. The corrupt political machine of Boss Tweed's Tammany Hall ru ...more |
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