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Tell Me a Differently Shaped Story: SFF That Plays With Form

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Tell Me a Differently Shaped Story: SFF That Plays With Form

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Taking the “Shoulds” Out of Reading

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Reading Writing About Reading and Writing

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Audiobooks Have Taken Over My Life, and I Love It

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Trying and Failing to Figure Out “Escapism” in Books

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The Art of Buying Books for Other People

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Small Press SFF Might Sometimes Be Harder to Find — But It’s More Than Worth the Effort

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It’s a Really Good Time to Get Loud About the Books You Love

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A Modest Request for a Little More Genre Chaos

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In Praise of Things Being Just Plain Good

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The Road Goes Ever On: When Fantasy Sends You on Your Own Journeys

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When It’s Time To Change Your Reading Habits

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“Writing is the closest thing we have to real magic.”

R.F. Kuang, Yellowface

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