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    Jennifer Banash On The Lady Gaga Conspiracy Theory That Inspired Her Novel

    Jennifer Banash On The Lady Gaga Conspiracy Theory That Inspired Her Novel

    "I became fascinated by the depths that some of these online threads went to discredit Gaga, to paint her as a literal Fame Monster."

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    Six Books that Blur the Line Between Romance and Suspense

    "So much romance and beauty are just a cover for something horrific that lurks underneath."

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    Stona Fitch on the Shady Entrepreneur Who Inspired His New Novel

    Stona Fitch on the Shady Entrepreneur Who Inspired His New Novel

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    Harini Nagendra’s Favourite Historical Mysteries

    Harini Nagendra’s Favourite Historical Mysteries

    Six mysterious tales that span the globe and historical eras.

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    8 Novels Featuring Artificial Intelligence

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