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A Blog About Books and Reading
Stintzi’s novel traverses space, time, and a sprawling cast of characters in its attempt to allegorize our most profound challenges in the present.
The New York Times feature writer shows in carefully argued detail that the Sandy Hook hoaxers exist in a direct line with QAnon and the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
The author says in a statement that she has “full confidence” in the work that went into the book.
The stunt by the junior senator from Texas backfired in the most spectacular way.
The move comes after criticism of the cold-case team’s methods and assumptions by experts on the Holocaust and the Franks.
Jonas constructs a narrative that examines campus power dynamics frankly without, for the most part, providing any tidy moral or lesson.
“I never thought Ukrainians anywhere would welcome Russian occupation,” says Marples.
“The biggest issue facing us is visibility,” says publisher Daniel Wells, who hopes that the new terms will incentivize independent booksellers to stock and hold his house’s titles.
“In everything I aspire to do as a publisher, excellence is the thing I’m chasing,” Nash says.
The novels will be published individually in October and November, followed by a box set in December.