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Children of Blood & Bone: Tomi Adeyemi’s Empowering Legacy

Poetry & Fiction Jim Luce - July 8, 2024

Chapter VI. Reginald Featherbottom Visits the Berlin Zoological Garden

Europe John Laing - June 15, 2024

D-Day Memory: Author J.D. Salinger Among the Troops

Poetry & Fiction John Laing - June 6, 2024

Chapter V. Reginald Featherbottom Befriends a German Spy

Humor John Laing - May 15, 2024

Mario Vargas Llosa: A Literary Luminary and Global Citizen

Americas & Caribbean Jim Luce - May 7, 2024

The Two Krishnas: A Novel You Can’t Ignore

Asia - South Jim Luce - April 28, 2024

Chapter IV. Reginald Featherbottom and the Audacious Dudley

Humor John Laing - April 15, 2024

Jim Luce Writes on Poetry & Literature

Jim Luce Writes Staff - April 15, 2024

Pakistani Mumtaz Hussain Bags 2024 International Impact Book Award

Film & TV Staff - April 13, 2024

Frankétienne: “Creation is an Odyssey with no Stopovers”

Poetry & Fiction Jim Luce - March 29, 2024

Tokyo of the Mind: A Study of the Figurative Language of Writer Abe Kōbō

Poetry & Fiction Jim Luce - March 29, 2024

Which Publisher in the U.S. will Discover Brilliant Haitian Writer Frankétienne?

Americas & Caribbean Jim Luce - March 29, 2024

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Lacey: How Ordinary Germans Enabled Extraordinary Atrocities

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Post-Sanders Era Looms: Can AOC Fill the Progressive Vacuum?

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