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A publishing startup is dramatically rethinking the relationship between writers and readers. More »
The comedy duo's feature film will make you squirm in your seat. That's the point. More »
For "Pilgrimage," the photographer turned her camera away from celebrities and toward important places in our cultural history. More »
Not all appearances of name-brand items in movies result from product placement. More »
Before they became celebrated authors, most literary figures had day jobs. When did they start thinking of themselves as "writers"? More »
The PBS feature that premieres this weekend hits the highlights of the director's career More »
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A new documentary traces the history of Elmo and reveals the performer who animates one of the world's most famous More »
Small Demons, a new startup, is trying to reveal the connections between books More »
The "cowboy scholars" of elite Deep Springs College have voted to end single-gender admissions. Is it time for Smith and Bryn Mawr to do the same? More »
The Wasilla salon where the former vice presidential candidate gets her hair done is the subject of TLC's latest series, premiering tonight More »
Everyone from Tyra Banks to Dolly Parton to Terrell Owens has published a kid's book. How do they compare to the true classics of the genre? More »
The new website Booktrack is one of many recent attempts to combine music and literature More »
Does a negative review hamper artistic expression or encourage it? More »
It's as if the novel's theme of history repeating itself manifests in the controversies the Kurt Vonnegut book has caused over the years More »
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