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Indigenous Literature Reminds Us That America’s Past Hasn't Really Passed

1+ week, 4+ hour ago   (1071+ words) Indigenous literature gives us insight into an overlooked aspect of U.S. history. These are three books that teach us about voice, survival, and power. Looking back on my own educational experience, I remember how often native experiences were distorted or given…...

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trillmag.com > culture > books > the-dark-reality-of-trad-publishing

The Dark Reality of Trad Publishing

6+ day, 5+ hour ago   (1497+ words) Traditional publishing is no longer the yellow brick road to success. In recent years, traditional publishing has become a major hub for authors, providing tempting incentives that were previously impossible to resist. But the industry is changing. From initially being…...

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trillmag.com > culture > books > literary-fiction-accessibility-concerns-and-anti-intellectualism

Literary Fiction: Accessibility Concerns and Anti-Intellectualism

1+ week, 4+ hour ago   (682+ words) Literary fiction has become a hot debate in recent years. Is it inaccessible, or are people becoming anti-intellectual? Opponents of this genre dismiss books that are considered high-brow as elitist because of their complicated, genre-defying structure and prose. Many feel…...