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August 2012 Book Releases
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Here is The Qwillery's list of books being published in August 2012. If there is something that I've missed, please leave a comment below. Any genre mistakes are mine. Leave a comment below if you feel that the genre is wrong. Also note that this list...
131 Free Kindle Books for Wacky Wednesday, Feb 5th (Lots of Great Romance Books & Classics today)
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A Weekend With the Greatest Talents in Science Fiction: Report on the 2016 Nebula Awards
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Carlos Hernandez, CSE Cooney, Alyx Dellamonica, and Kelly Robson at the 2016 Nebula Awards banquet I spent last weekend at the 2016 SFWA Nebula Conference in downtown Chicago. The Conference is the big annual gala for the Science Fiction Writers of...
The Year’s Best Audiobooks: 2015 Audies Award Finalists
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Thirty categories of audio excellence, all genres for all ages. These titles are very best in recorded literature, selected by the Audio Publishers Association in the only awards program in the United States devoted entirely to honoring spoken word entertainment...
Covering Politics in a “Post-Truth” America
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For the last two decades, the rules of political reporting have been blown up. And I’ve cheered at every step along the way. Not for me the mourning over the dismantling of the old order, all those lamentations about the lost golden era of print newspapers...