Suzanne Collins wants to use Hunger Games to fix our media literacy problem
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The Danger of a Too-Open Mind
Perhaps being persuadable is overrated—at least if it means “coming to accept the unacceptable.” This is an edition of the ...
Former Out in STL magazine editor buys it for $1 with plans to start printing again
Out in STL started as a sister publication to the Riverfront Times in 2017. Andoe, a Tulsa, Oklahoma native, served as the ...
A Servant Girl in 1776 Boston Fights Her Own Battle for Independence
With “Rebellion 1776,” Anderson returns once again to the Revolutionary War era. Set in Boston, the story begins toward the ...
Krysten Ritter knows how to write a compelling antihero
With her second novel, 'Retreat,' actor Krysten Ritter delivers another thriller fronted by a gutsy, feisty female ...
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On the cusp of motherhood, a woman faces down disaster
Emma Pattee’s novel “Tilt” tells the story of a very pregnant woman searching for safety when a massive earthquake hits the ...
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Getting Back Into the Swing of Things
Obviously, at least a week is required to adjust your circadian rhythms, and then you’ll get back into the swing of things.
It’s Grim. It’s Gruesome. It’s the Opposite of What Publishers Say Everyone Wants to Read. It’s a Huge Hit.
Readers are reacting with huge eyes to the revelation of certain plot developments, watching the movies on laptops and ...
After Hollywood success, actors tell us what’s it like pivoting to novel writing
Actors writing memoirs is nothing new. But what about turning novelist? We chatted with celebrities about how writing books ...
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Charlottetown Guardian | News, Headlines and Stories | PNI Atlantic News
As diplomatic tensions continue between Canada and the United States, a travel group says Islanders are rethinking their travel plans, opting for alternative vacation destinations that are either ...