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Toni Morrison, a Black woman with short grey hair wearing a dark turtleneck, photographed against a neutral background.America

Toni Morrison Day: The Reader She Chose

Morrison spent nearly twenty years as a Random House editor building a canon of Black American writing, wrote her first novel at thirty-nine around a full-time job and two children, won the Nobel, and made one decision about audience that…

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E.B. White, a man in glasses and light-colored shirt, seated at a desk with papers and writing materials.Children's Books

E.B. White Day: The Three Careers

White spent fifty years writing essays for The New Yorker, wrote a children's book about a spider that has sold over forty-five million copies, and revised his old professor's self-published pamphlet into the most influential style guide in English. He…

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C.S. Lewis in his later years, seated and looking toward the camera with a contemplative expression.Faith

C.S. Lewis Day: The Argument With Tolkien

Lewis was an Oxford medievalist who became an unlikely broadcaster, wrote seven children's books in seven years, and produced a book about grief so raw he published it under a false name. His thirty-year argument with Tolkien about worldbuilding is…

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Jack London at his desk, writing at a typewriter or with pen and paper, circa early 1900s.America

Jack London Day: The Thousand Words

London was an oyster pirate, a seal hunter, a tramp, a jailed vagrant and a Klondike prospector before he was twenty-two, and he turned all of it into fiction that made him the highest-paid writer in America. He also produced…

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A stack of horror books with autumn leaves scattered around them on a dark wooden surface.Fiction Writing

What to Read in October

Every October people who never read horror pick the book with the most alarming cover, discover it does nothing for them, and conclude they dislike the genre. What they have discovered is that they dislike one register out of six.…

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