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37+ min ago  (793+ words) I read a book once titled "Chasing Fireflies" by Charles Martin. One line in that book always struck me peculiar, it read, "It"s so dry, the trees are bribing the dogs. To me, that was always the very best…...

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5+ hour, 17+ min ago  (68+ words) The Bookseller Hum by Helen Phillips wins "10k Climate Fiction Prize Register to read for FREE. Serious about the book trade? Want full access? Subscribe from just "3. 65 a week and unlock full access to exclusive interviews, rights deals, industry data and…...

16+ hour, 48+ min ago  (254+ words) Lee University's Dr. Alexander Steffanell has released his fourth book, "Cosmogonies and Ancestral Spirituality in Abya Yala," published by Ediciones La Paz. The book is presented bilingually in English and Spanish and was translated by Timothy Bideshi and Megan Rogers,…...

18+ hour, 4+ min ago  (335+ words) An American writer has secured a major literary award for a narrative exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and ecological collapse, as reported by The Guardian. Helen Phillips won the "10, 000 Climate fiction prize for her third novel, titled Hum. The…...

1+ day, 21+ hour ago  (323+ words) However, the second half really came through for me, and I definitely found some new favourite sporetecular (sorry for that awful fun) short stories there that will stick with me for a long time. If I had to choose which…...