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Walker Larson
The Power of Words in Shakespeare’s ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
In this comedic play by Shakespeare, readers discover that words have the power to unite lovers, divide them, and bring them together once again.
10/8/2025
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Jeff Minick
Can Longfellow’s ‘Hiawatha’ Still Speak to Us?
‘The Song of Hiawatha’ was a cultural phenomenon in the 19th century but now is remembered mostly in parody.
10/7/2025
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Walker Larson
Discipline and Love: The Daily Routine of Nathaniel Hawthorne
Hawthorne developed his routine in his youth, and marriage helped his art blossom.
10/6/2025
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MJ Hanley-Goff
Desi Arnaz: The Man Behind ‘I Love Lucy’
A pioneer of the TV industry, Lucille Ball’s husband had an eye for TV talent.
10/4/2025
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Adam H. Douglas
‘Sheepdogs’: A Mercenary Farce
‘Sheepdogs’ is a fast-paced, globe-trotting comedic thriller about two hapless ex-soldiers stealing a plane.
10/1/2025
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Phil Hall
‘Gracie’: Shining the Spotlight on a Comedy Legend
Ange Clancy-Sukala’s biography examines the fascinating woman behind the Burns and Allen team.
10/13/2025
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Kate Vidimos
L.M. Montgomery’s Short Story ‘Kismet’
The renowned writer tells of a match race, not between two horses, but between a man and a woman.
10/13/2025
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Dean George
A Comedian Urges: ‘You Can Do It! Speak Your Mind, America’
Actor and comic Rob Schneider comments on today’s culture in an engaging memoir.
10/12/2025
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Rudolph Lambert Fernandez
‘The Devil and Daniel Webster’: All That Money Can Buy
Director William Dieterle’s film on the Faustian deal with the devil is set in New England.
10/11/2025
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Phil Hall
Willie Nelson: The Singer-Songwriter in His Own Words
In ‘Willie Nelson on Willie Nelson,' Paul Maher Jr. has culled a treasure trove of long-unseen interviews with the country music legend.
10/11/2025
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Mark Lardas
‘The Perfect Tuba’: Those Low Notes in a Musical Ensemble
The large brass instrument in bands and orchestras gets a shout-out in this charming and informative book.
10/10/2025
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Adam H. Douglas
‘Sherlock Holmes and the Real Thing’: Forgery and Murder
Nicholas Meyer returns with another pastiche of Doyle’s famous detective, ironically, to a case about the imitations of masters.
10/9/2025
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Dustin Bass
Epoch Booklist: Recommended Reading for Oct. 10–16
10/9/2025
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Deena Bouknight
‘Small Town Author’ Is Part Life Reflection, Part Writing Instruction
Full-time rancher and prolific ‘Hank the Cowdog’ author, John R. Erickson shares how his life detoured from small-town Texas but eventually led him back home.
10/9/2025
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Kate Vidimos
The Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale ‘Mother Holle’
Magic can happen when working hard and helping others.
10/9/2025
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