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| | |  PW’s 2022 U.S. Book Show To Open with Full-Day Library Track By Lisa Peet Publishers Weekly’s second U.S. Book Show, held virtually May 23–26, will lead off with an all-day track on May 24 specifically for librarians. The Libraries Are Essential program will include a roster of library leaders, educators, and advocates, as well as representatives from the American Library Association and PEN America, examining issues currently at the forefront of library work. |
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|  Register for Library Journal’s Day of Dialog, Spring 2022 By Barbara Hoffert On May 5, Day of Dialog returns with its next exciting edition. With authors ranging from award-winning novelists like Ian McEwan, Mohsin Hamid, and Elizabeth McCracken to nonfiction stars Ross Gay, Thomas Ricks, and Robert Samuels and Toluse Olorunnipa, coauthors of His Name Is George Floyd, the event promises to be memorable. |
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| | "When government actors target public library books because they disagree with and intend to suppress the ideas contained within them, it jeopardizes the freedoms of everyone." | | |
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|  Cli-Fi Reading | The Reader’s Shelf By Andrea Tarr Climate fiction often spans speculative fiction, literary fiction, fantasy, and eco-fiction as it addresses topics such as carbon emissions, vanishing species, and global warming. However, cli-fi seems virtually limitless in its scope, subjects, and approaches, as these novels of lyrical observation, loss, and wonder illustrate. |
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|  Oprah Picks Viola Davis’s Finding Me for Book Club | Book Pulse By Anita Mechler Oprah picks Finding Me by Viola Davis for her book club. Dawnie Walton wins the Aspen Words Literary Prize for The Final Revival of Opal & Nev. Shortlists are out for the 2022 CBC Short Story Prize, Crime Writers of Canada Awards, and Kobo Emerging Writer Prize. |
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| | |  City on Fire by Don Winslow Tops Holds Lists | Book Pulse By Kate Merlene City on Fire by Don Winslow lights up holds lists this week. Two Library Reads and six Indie Next picks publish this week. The Los Angeles Times Book Prizes were announced at the LA Times Book Festival, including Paul Auster, Deborah Levy, Jackie Polzin, Adam Schiff, Megan Abbott, and more. |
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| | Reviews WEB-FIRST REVIEWS OF BOOKS AND MEDIA  Poet and essayist Destiny O. Birdsong's fiction debut, Nobody's Magic, is one of this month's starred selections. "Birdsong portrays her main characters as individuals with their own heart and soul, searching for family, love, acceptance, and independence." Tara M. Stringfellow's debut novel Memphis is another starred fiction selection. "Stringfellow has crafted a rich tapestry of women’s familial relationships. Occasionally, she may restrain her characters emotionally, which flattens their dimensionality, but overall this is a well-written debut by an author worth watching in years to come." And Free Love, by Windham-Campbell Prize winner Tessa Hadley, is another starred fiction title. "Hadley paints an evocative picture of the free-loving, bell-bottomed, pot-smoking, anti-establishment generation. With its Sixties vibe, vivid characters, and twisty plot, this book is a winner." See All Reviews››› |
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