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Black and white silhouette illustration of a young woman reading at a table piled with additional books
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Pace Yourself

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Photo of an open book with extra letters spilling from the pages
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Tell Me a Differently Shaped Story: SFF That Plays With Form

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Comment number: 38
Impressionist style painting of a woman seated in a chair reading a book (Detail from "Woman Reading" by Torajiro Kojima, c. 1921)
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Taking the “Shoulds” Out of Reading

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Romancing SFF

Five Signs You Might Be Crushing on a Book

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Comment number: 12
Cover of Boon's Geillustreerd Magazijn (Boon's Illustrated Magazine) No. 7, depicting a woman reading a magazine with an illustration of herself on the cover reading a magazine. Art by Johann Georg van Caspel, c. 1899-1909
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Reading Writing About Reading and Writing

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Oil painting of a young girl sleeping with her head resting on an open book
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Trying and Failing to Figure Out “Escapism” in Books

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Close-up photo of a pile of wrapped gift boxes
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Holiday Cheer

The Art of Buying Books for Other People

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A bookstore seen through a circular gap in a bookshelf
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It’s a Really Good Time to Get Loud About the Books You Love

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Comment number: 8
abstract painting of a seated woman reading a book next to a table with books, papers, a bottle and glass, and a vase of flowers
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A Modest Request for a Little More Genre Chaos

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Still life painting of books, a letter, and a tulip
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book culture

The Evolving, Living Art of Books

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Photo of a bookcase with the books arranged by color.
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book culture

When Did SFF Get Too Big?

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Comment number: 62
Painting of a woman sitting on a lawn with a parasol and a book
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In Praise of Things Being Just Plain Good

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“There is an art to smiling in a way that others will believe. It is always important to include the eyes; otherwise, people will know you hate them.”

N.K. Jemisin, The Fifth Season

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