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The increasing price of textbooks can be an additional financial burden to students already struggling with paying tuition. Here is just one way to loosen the noose of student loans.
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Ottawa -
A new Ottawa not-for-profit group invites local writers who seek to explore ways of publishing, marketing and distributing their books.
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The name is Boyd. William Boyd. And he has been granted a license to pen the next "chapter" in the James Bond book universe.
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The second season of Game of Thrones debuts on HBO Sunday night, and there's good reason why TV critics are in a frothing frenzy about this medieval fantasy drama: the characters are so well-rounded the show can't help but make for compelling television.
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Houston -
It was one of those idyllic mornings where the normally effervescent fountains belied their calm. One could not help but notice their doubling of Akash Kapur—his Zen as he greeted the crowd of anxious students at the University of Houston on Wednesday.
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NEW YORK – Death doesn't always stop great writers from publishing their new material. Not even Kurt Vonnegut. So it goes.
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The classical water-dwelling creatures known as mermaids are reclaiming media attention and taking the place of vampires and werewolves. Myths and folklore about mermaids have been told for thousands of years and some even believe they actually exist.
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Regensburg -
After languishing in an archive for 150 years, 500 previously forgotten fairy tales have been rediscovered in the archives of Regensburg, Germany.
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Toronto -
A librarian's routine day at work took an exciting turn when he discovered a surprise tucked between the pages of a dog-eared copy of Plato's "Republic": a greeting card signed by famed author Jorge Luis Borges.
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Signs of love and romance are popping up everywhere for Valentine's Day: Including book pages. From the duo whose new novel has inspired an online movement, to a literary remake of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice, your heart will swoon.
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Book Sculptures: Shaping Old Books Into Art
Comic book fans gather in the French city of Angouleme to celebrate the 39th international festival of comic books.
The Wales Millennium Centre defends turning down a booking for controversial comedian Frankie Boyle.
A Thai cookbook wins the Diagram Prize for oddest book title of the year.
How Libyans are tearing up Gaddafi's curious rule-book
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About Gregory Lamberson Gregory Lamberson is the author of five published horror novels and one nonfiction book on...
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About K.R. Morrison K R Morrison lives in the Pacific Northwest, with her husband of 25 years, a small zoo, and the...
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It's the time of year when college graduates begin the path to real life – job ambitions – some with clear...
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Fairies, do you believe in them? Many people do, the Cottingley Fairies appear in a series of five photographs taken...
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In India, in every house there is a room that is used only for meditation and prayer. Dedicate one of your rooms to...
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