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Whenever the history of twentieth-century communism is discussed, it will not be long before you find a particular figure ...

The Grand Jury of Middlesex County Court, in England, was presented with a work that corrupted public morals to such an ...

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As the year comes to a close, the New York Public Library has unveiled the top checked-out books of 2024. For the first time, the city’s three library systems — New York Public Library ...

The Edmond Public Schools board has voted unanimously to uphold a decision to keep a controversial award-winning book in high ...

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This book brings back memories of a warm and funny man taken far too soon. Nero (Penguin Michael Joseph £22, 416pp) by Conn Iggulden is out now Ferdia Lennon’s debut Glorious Exploits is about ...

Former Cody resident Matthew Thomas is being accused of trying to profit off of Grizzly 399’s recent death by publishing a children’s book about the bear ... and through the harshness you’ll find out ...

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Barbara Kavovit is drawing from the experience on The Real Housewives of New York City for her upcoming novel “Murder in ...

The self-help author Oliver Burkeman argues that the path to productivity — and peace of mind — begins with accepting your ...