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Men account for only 20 percent of the fiction market. Maybe if they had better recommendations, they’d read more stories. Because life does not have to be like high school.
The writers, many of whom were targeted by white author Cait Corrain, say they are not buying her excuses as they endure more negative reviews about their work.
If you’ve ever wondered just how seriously the French take their wine, consider that in 1911 there were more soldiers than farmers guarding the vineyards.
No telling where O’Connor was heading with her unfinished novel, “Why Do the Heathen Rage?” But, as always, she was as hard on herself as she was on any character or reader.
In a new memoir, Molly Roden Winter describes how sex with partners outside her marriage brought her closer to her husband, and maybe even her mom.
Madison and Jefferson believed that access to land ownership was key to a nation’s success. Rockefeller and Carnegie said the same for employee-owned companies.
When—not if—there is another attack from an unknown threat, will they be ready for that? All signs point to no.