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by Peter Dabbene
“Maximus Wyld is my invention, but as many authors say: when your character begins to exist on his own, then you’re ready to write his story. That’s how I work. I have to create my characters and come to believe in their existence,...
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by Kathy Young
The Witch’s Secret / Stacie Murphy / Pegasus Crime / Hardcover $27.95 (336pp) / 978-1-63936-629-3 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop), Amazon / An exiled witch contends with murderous forces in Stacie Murphy’s beguiling novel The...
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by Danielle Ballantyne
Children’s Book Editor Interviews Lorraine Radice, Author of Leading a Culture of Reading / Outstanding leaders know that the most effective way to get a following is to lead by example—to walk the walk, so to say. Not only does it...
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by Rebecca Foster
By Rebecca Foster On the ground in the UK, one of Foreword’s most talented and polymathic writers, Rebecca Foster, reached out recently to rave about her favorite band. Cool, we thought, but we’re a magazine about books, why should...
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by Isabella Zhou
“I think black women move through the world often feeling powerfully othered. In the west, the vast majority of our media … does not centre our experience. We are sidecharacters and footnotes in history, if we are to be found at all....
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by Kathy Young
Transgenesis / Ava Nathaniel Winter / Milkweed Editions / Softcover $16.00 (96pp) / 978-1-63955-004-3 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop), Amazon / The good poet’s body slowly leaves one sex for another and she wonders what else, if...
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by Matt Sutherland
Executive Editor Matt Sutherland Interviews Larry Ruttman, Author of Intimate Conversations: Face-to-Face with Matchless Musicians / “An adventurous odyssey to unearth the depths of great musicians’ psyches and to discover the...
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by Danielle Ballantyne
“The same story can be told many times, in many ways, by different people across generations. A story can migrate and move around, acquiring new endings and meanings. A story can be told in many languages, a story can be recast in song...