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Well, look no further. Here are four of the creepiest books (or short stories) and how they came to be. Author: Mary Shelley Publication date: 1818 What is now a Halloween staple started out ...

Now TikTok looks to reverse the process: Watch trends online and print print books in response. Zando told BI that 8th Note Press is focused on bringing a wide range of author voices to ...

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Montgomery County, Texas, has reversed its decision to classify “Colonization and the Wampanoag Story,” a children’s history book about Native American experiences, as fiction. The move followed ...

There’s nothing wrong with thinking like a librarian and filling every inch of your shelves with books, spines out, standing at attention. “But now people treat built-in bookcases like gallery ...

and the Library of Congress label the book as nonfiction. Its publisher, Penguin Random House, also recognizes it as nonfiction.

The Montgomery County Commissioners Court ordered librarians there to reclassify the nonfiction children’s book “Colonization and the Wampanoag Story” as fiction. The Montgomery County ...

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