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Tori Eldridge looks at how authors can follow their evolving interests without losing readers.

"If someone asks if you want to play a game, your go-to answer should be definitely not."

"Sometimes evil appears wearing pink Crocs."

"[A]s long as childless women like me are...expressing a long-held dream of bringing a child—any child—to the American Girl flagship store...the cult will loom large."

A Harvard man and a Florida teenager: the author of a new legal thriller looks back at the murderers that set his course.

The author traces his new thriller back to an incident on a remote Australian island and repeated viewings of Deliverance

Evie Hawtrey talks with Dr. Cassandra Kuba about her career in bones (and also her consulting work on Bones)

Featuring new books from Elizabeth Day, Dervla McTiernan, May Cobb, and more.

6 books "featuring inquisitive nannies, creepy children, supernatural forces, curiously distant parents, disapproving housekeepers, and so much more."

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