Take any great book off the shelf, whether it’s the kind assigned in school, the kind with a faded spine […]

Most of us have at least once told a certain type of literary lie. At a dinner party, someone brings

A specific type of bookstore still exists in some cities; it has shelves and warped wooden floors that have obviously

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When someone is reading a physical book, they experience a certain kind of stillness that includes a slowing of the

The majority of people who aspire to write a book believe that writing the words is the most difficult aspect.

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You’ll quickly notice that the advice is straightforward when you walk into any serious writing workshop. Every day, write. Remove