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Linda L. Richards is the editor of January Magazine and the author of several books.

Book Industry Slithers Through Early 2019 Scandals
On February 9, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

Depending on your perspective, it’s been a difficult few weeks for publishing. Or it’s been a golden one. Certainly author tricks, hijinks and missteps have been everywhere, along with scandals and cups of urine. (Wait. What? Never mind. Keep reading.) Front and…

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Stephen King’s Mile 81 Will Be Film
On February 9, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

Stephen King’s novella Mile 81 (Simon & Schuster) heralded in the arrival (n full) of the e-book era back when it was first (electronically) published in 2011. Mile 81 wasn’t excerpted from something else. It wasn’t a reprint. It was an ebook,…

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This Just In… Layers of Deception by Leo James
On February 8, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

What would you risk to achieve your ambition? Would you risk the lives of your family and colleagues to get out of a financial hole? Would you risk all for the next big deal? How far is too far? Layers of Deception…

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Rosamunde Pilcher Dead at 94
On February 8, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

Beloved British novelist Rosamunde Pilcher died Wednesday in hospital in Dundee, Scotland at the age of 94. From The Guardian: Her son, the author Robin Pilcher, confirmed the news to the Guardian . “She had been in great form up until Christmas,…

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Ready for Game Day: Football Short Fiction… and More
On February 3, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

Want some reading material for game day? Here’s a few suggestions. Short Story Book Club offers a round up of football short stories. No really. That’s a thing. You have your game day gear on. You’ve got the food heating on the…

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Poetry Boom: Sown in the Summer of Our Discontent
On January 29, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

There were a few years there when the future of poetry seemed to hang in the balance. Poets still wrote poems/gave readings. But were audiences shrinking? It appeared so while a lot of people seemed to ignore poetry/rolled their eyes. That was…

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This Just In… Sunset Over Lalamusa by Klara Portner
On January 28, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

The true story of a young innocent woman whose passion for a debonair and handsome man takes her on a voyage of self-discovery to Pakistan and whose world expands beyond her recognition as she tries to bring up three little boys in…

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Behind Her Eyes Set for Netflix
On January 25, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

Netflix has made a deal for Sarah Pinborough’s 2017 psychological thriller, Behind Her Eyes. From Deadline Hollywood: The UK-based production company is adapting the novel, which was published by Harper Collins in 2017, as a series for the SVOD service in association…

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Author Accuses Husband of “Shakespearean Plot” to Kill Her
On January 20, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

Sherrilyn Kenyon, internationally bestselling author of the Dark Hunter series, has accused her estranged husband of “Shakespearean plot” to poison her. From The Guardian: Bestselling urban fantasy novelist Sherrilyn Kenyon has filed a lawsuit against her husband that accuses him of poisoning…

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This Just In… Blood on the Iron Hard Ground by Bob Parr
On January 18, 2019 by Linda L. Richards

When the fearless Isabella Harris arrives in Bosnia during the Siege of Sarajevo, Chris Roberts knows he has discovered the love of his life. Drawn into the mysterious world of the Observers, a shadowy United Nations organisation running rescue missions across the…

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