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IN PRAISE OF THOMAS TRYON'S HARVEST HOME
READING AS A CHARITABLE ACTIVITY
RACISM ISN’T JUST A CAUCASIAN THING
POP FICTION'S MOST DISREPUTABLE GENRE
THE LAST GREAT CRIME NOVEL OF 1975
A MOVING LOVE STORY FROM AN UNLIKELY SOURCE
READING AS A CHARITABLE ACTIVITY
WOODY, CLINT, AND DUTCH: THREE AMERICAN MASTERS, EACH WITH A LONG-TERM COMMITMENT TO CRIME FICTION
THE PERFECT BOOK FOR COMING OUT OF QUARANTINE
THE ELITE MEDIA’S PREFERRED UNDERDOGS ARE USUALLY ANYTHING BUT
JUST ANOTHER DROP-DEAD BRILLIANT PIECE OF AMERICAN FICTION THAT NOBODY CARES ABOUT
CONQUERORS, CASTLES, AND KINGS
A LITERARY PHENOMENON BORN IN SACRAMENTO
ENCOUNTERS WITH FAMOUS WRITERS
AMERICA’S MOST OVER-LOOKED CRIME NOVELIST
THE RULES OF LITERARY DEBAUCHERY
BETTY SMITH WAS NOT A ONE-BOOK WONDER
MARY HIGGINS CLARK AND THE DEBUT WOMEN WRITERS OF A CERTAIN AGE
WHEN MISS MARPLE MET MR. GOODBAR
THE STRANGE CASE OF OGDEN NASH
BETTER RUN THROUGH THE JUNGLE...
THE LURID PULP NOVEL THAT PREDICTED THE PANDEMIC
WHY YOU SHOULD GIVE A DAMN ABOUT SCARLETT O'HARA
HOW THE BABY BOOMERS RUINED THE BESTSELLER LIST
THE MAN WHO WOULD BE KING (AND TEVIS AND KESEY AND LEVIN, ETC.)