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Indigenous Author Tommy Orange Digs Into Our Past — So We Can Embrace Who We Are Today

In his new novel, Orange's characters reveal how intergenerational trauma can manifest.
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Elizabeth Gilbert Delays Publication of Novel Set in Russia Amid Backlash

The novel takes place in Siberia and centers on the story of a Russian family that hid in the Siberian wilderness for half a century to resist the Soviet government.
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Elena Ferrante's New Novel Captures The Disillusionment Of Female Adolescence

In "The Lying Life of Adults," a teenage girl goes searching for someone to believe in.
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Would Lolita Have Said ‘Me Too’?

A new novel explores the story of a teenage girl who sees her abuse as love.
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'The Gulf' Is A Climate Change Novel For A Changed World

Political temperatures rise and vicious storms pound the coast in Belle Boggs' witty debut, set in Obama's America.
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Oprah's New Book Club Pick 'Redefines The Traditional American Love Story'

"I'm telling you: It's one of those books I could not put down."
By Lisa Capretto, OWN/O, The Oprah Magazine

I Quit My Career And Wrote A Bad Novel

It’s insulting to anyone of intelligence, especially to people of colour and women.
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Review: 'Teethmarks On My Tongue' By Eileen Battersby

For all her indifference to status, Helen is well-informed about the arts and especially her own fetishes.
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It’s Time To Stop Thinking About Weight Loss As A Fairy Tale Ending

Author Mona Awad talks body positivity, female friendships and dressing room nightmares.
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If You Write A Novel In GIFs, Is It Still A Novel?

What makes a novel a novel? And when is video art just video art?
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