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The Risks of Publishing

Bykyle_madigan 11/04/2016

Victoria Kiarsis // Blog Writer   City on Fire was released in October of 2015—you’ve probably heard of it, but you probably haven’t read it. In one year Garth Risk…

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Authors Behind the Page: The Boston Book Festival

Bykyle_madigan 11/01/2016

Felicia Gullotta // Blog Writer It’s a crisp autumn morning on October 15; the sun is hanging lazily in the sky, as reluctant to move as the many Bostonians still…

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Hot October Reads

Byemmagrant 10/28/2016

Cynthia Ayala // Blog Writer   October is the month I’m always looking forward to because it’s Halloween, which is by far my favorite holiday. Of course there’s more to…

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Review of The Hidden Letters of Velta B. by Gina Ochsner

Bykyle_madigan 10/25/2016

Felicia Gullotta // Blog Writer If you were an ailing mother trying to tell your son his life’s story, where would you begin? Would you begin with his birth? Maybe…

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Bob Dylan Should Not Have Won the Nobel Prize for Literature

Bykyle_madigan 10/20/2016

Mary Baker // Special Guest Writer   I am here to give what is undoubtedly an unpopular opinion. It’s pretty clearly stated in the title, but just for emphasis: everyone’s…

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James Patterson and the State of Fiction

Bykyle_madigan 04/12/2016

Christina Bagni // Blog Writer Stephen King, who sees himself as “the literary equivalent of a Big Mac and fries,” once called James Patterson “a terrible writer, but very successful.”…

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