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Leave Me

by Michelle Anne Schingler

Somewhere between feelings of latent crisis and ennui, Maribeth Klein has a heart attack. Only she doesn’t realize that it is a heart attack—not until the emergency room attendants roll her into surgery and away from any sense that... Read More

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5 Books to End Summer on a Literary Note

by Michelle Anne Schingler

If, in the midst of summer travels, you neglected to pack the freshest literary releases for your midair, or seaside, or air-conditioning-encased, perusal: we’ve got a tidy solution. Below, you’ll find a quick rundown of a few summer... Read More

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Publisher Profile / Blue Manatee

by Hannah Hohman

Facts / Mission and genres: Their mission is “to create meaningful, enduring books that help bring grownups and children together.” Year Founded: 2011 Reviews / Lloyd Llama by Sarah Jones Pets by John Hutton &Andrea Kang Awards /... Read More

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Artisanal Books Unlike Anything You've Read

by Michelle Anne Schingler

While e-reading has its benefits, there’s still nothing quite like the feel, and experience, of reading a physical book. This is particularly true of books that are beautiful: that are bound with intention, that revel in their own... Read More

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Publisher Profile / Bloomsbury

by Hannah Hohman

Facts / Mission and genres: “Bloomsbury USA is a general interest publisher of adult and children’s books.” Year Founded: 1986 Reviews / This Love Is Not for Cowards: Salvation and Soccer in Ciudad Juárez by Robert Andrew Powell... Read More

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Well-Versed in Summer's Poetry

by Matt Sutherland

Whether they’re ridiculing convention or finding meaning in addiction, straining purpose from long days or alleviating emotional tension, the poetry collections featured in our Summer Issue give careful readers much to consider. As... Read More

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