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The cursed love life of a kitchen witch, a family of Philadelphia clairvoyants, a crew of clones on a spaceship, and more of today's best book deals
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The cursed love life of a kitchen witch, a family of Philadelphia clairvoyants, a crew of clones on a spaceship, and more of today's best book deals
Take your pick from long reads about Jane Austen, Dostoevsky, Shakespeare, and more. Plus: Hamlet gets the Zero to Well-Read treatment.
This is one of the strongest short story collections I've read to date, and it debuted a powerful new voice in literary spec fic.
The death of the mass market paperback means the cheapest book options are now 50% more expensive. Welcome to the book affordability crisis.
There's Indigenous revenge, a particularly nauseating dystopian, and fighters who battle certain hood-wearing racist demons in the South.
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One of the latest shows to be adapted from a YA book series shows the influence adaptations have on books.
