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    Alma Katsu celebrates a banner moment in her career: seeing her novel mentioned on the famed quiz show

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    In her new novel, 'Stalker,' Bomer writes about an "untalented Mr. Ripley."

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    Jason Powell: How Working as a Firefighter Ignited A Passion for Storytelling

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    Arvind Ethan David found stylistic echoes between two legendary authors. Then, he discovered a surprising link in their history.

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    Beasts in the Dark: On Writing About the US as a Non-American

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