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IF IT BLEEDS IT LEADS: NEW FICTION EXPLORES THE COLLISION OF CRIME AND ENTERTAINMENT.
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Scheier, Liz
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Publishers Weekly. October 16, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 42, p17, 4 p.
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Publishers Remain Faithful to Fiction: Inspirational and faith-based fiction finds a ripe market in the pandemic's wake.
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Wenner, Emma
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Publishers Weekly. March 27, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 13, p22, 6 p.
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As spicy as you want it: interactive fiction games put forward a new kind of narrative; Once derided for saucy advertisements and romance novel plots, these mobile games are venturing into the mainstream.
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Counterfeit Spies: How World War II Intelligence Operations Shaped Cold War Spy Fiction.
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Publishers Weekly. August 5, 2024, Vol. 271 Issue 30, p52, 1 p.
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Trauma or goldmine? American Fiction takes aim at the publishing industry.
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The Age (Melbourne, Australia). February 28, 2024
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Trauma or goldmine? American Fiction takes aim at the publishing industry.
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American Fiction: an ingenious takedown of tokenism and racial stereotyping; Jeffrey Wright is superb in this sparkling literary satire about the publishing industry's obsession with stories of black trauma.
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Arthur L. Smith, Inc. and Grand Strand Publishers Announce Release of Delightful Historical Non-Fiction Work.
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By combining self-help and literature, the School of Life's first novel does both a disservice; Billed as 'a therapeutic novel', the publisher's first foray into fiction follows 29-year-old Anna's mental health journey -- with a view to helping the reader. But how useful can such clunky writing be?
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Where are fiction's real working-class heroes? Working-class lives are unlikely to be properly represented in fiction if the publishing industry is run by middle-class graduates, says Nick Moss; Working-class lives are unlikely to be properly represented in fiction if the publishing industry is run by middle-class graduates, says Nick Moss.
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