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Lessons one writer learned the hard way about writing for the web

Opinion in Books — by Kimberly Davis — on Apr 07, 2009

From gardening to dieting, experts tell you how smart they are without making you any smarter.

Opinion in Books — by Diana Hartman — on Apr 06, 2009

The Disappearance is a rhythmic roller-coaster. Sigel's writing is compassionate, deeply sensitive with genuine empathy.

Interview in Books — by Wisteria Leigh — on Apr 04, 2009

In the market for a program teaching systemic, intensive Orton Gillingham phonics in conjunction with writing and spelling?

Review in Books — by Jennifer Bogart — on Apr 04, 2009

"I write my books by hand with a Harley Davidson fountain pen and always have the TV on while I’m working."

Interview in Books — by Jill Hart — on Apr 03, 2009

"The more I read about the war, the more inspired I became to put a story down on paper," says James.

Interview in Books — by Mayra Calvani — on Apr 02, 2009

"It really is a story that could change the way we think about the history of our country."

Interview in Books — by Dorothy Thompson — on Apr 01, 2009

"The starting point of true literature is the man who shuts himself up in his room with his books."

Review in Books — by Helen Gallagher — on Mar 30, 2009

Enter the world of the book reviewer, where every tome is a luminous, taut, riveting, and compelling tour de force from a fresh new voice in American fiction.

Opinion in Books — by Michelle Kerns — on Mar 28, 2009

"I believe that for the first time in history my book defines psychologically what causes divorce."

Interview in Books — by Dorothy Thompson — on Mar 26, 2009