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Category: News
News items; general interest pieces
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Online project aims to share stories and promote work created in lockdown
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As the New York Public Library temporarily closes amid the global coronavirus pandemic, bookworms can access 300,000 of the library’s book titles for free online
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New conspiracy thriller, ‘Million Eyes’ by C. R. Berry, comments on the startling amounts of power that big technology companies have over our lives.
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As reading rates decline, poverty, social media, and cuts to library services could be to blame.
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Readers told to expect good things from Ross Jeffery’s debut novel as it draws parallels with literary titans like Cormac McCarthy, Stephen King, and Chuck Palahniuk.
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NITRB head to The British Library to find out more about Ian Sansom’s latest creative endeavour.
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“There’s a problem in the publishing industry when it comes to class.” – Paul McVeigh and Kit De Waal take on literary establishment with new anthology from Unbound.
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Tonight, French novelist Didier Decoin and British author John Harvey became the joint winners of the 2019 Bad Sex in Fiction Award.
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The literary world’s most notorious booby prize is back for its 27th year, as the Literary Review announces the shortlist for its infamous ‘Bad Sex in Fiction’ award. The award is given to authors who have “produced an outstandingly bad scene of sexual description in an otherwise good novel”, according to judges. The purpose of…
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3 books, 2 hosts and 1 mystery author, Poking Books is the new literary guessing game podcast
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