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This may be the most useful tool for writing to come along since the computer. The Observation Deck is a 160-page book by Naomi Epel presenting the writing secrets—insights, tips, exercises—of today's most talented writers. It's paired with 50 inspiring flash cards to break the spell of... read more
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On Monday, November 16, 1959, Truman Capote turned to page thirty-nine of The New York Times and found, hidden in the middle of the page, a one-column story headlined "Wealthy Farmer, Three of Family Slain."
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- Dewey: 808
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