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Tampa Bay’s weekly literary happenings
LGBT book club launches at Mirror Lake, local writers share their angsty teen writing at Teenage Wasteland II and Inkwood hosts two authors.
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Chelsea Handler, Uganda be nicer
Chelsea Handler needs to handle herself better.
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Inkwood celebrates Children’s Book Week
Celebrate the 95th anniversary of a nationwide worldwide event — locally.
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Food and drink books perfect for a tasty holiday
The best tomes, new and old, printed and electronic.
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A Q&A with Fringe Florida author Lynn Waddell
The author discusses what went into capturing a kaleidoscope of Sunshine State subcultures.
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Bay area ovarian cancer survivors are raising awareness
The warning signs are subtle, but a new ad campaign is not.
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Best bookstore succession
The transition to new ownership at Inkwood Books
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Editor’s Note: In praise of bookstores
The reports of the death of indie bookstores have been greatly exaggerated.
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Barbara Shapiro is the real deal
A novel about a talented painter who turns to art forgery brings new life to Shapiro’s career.
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Leonard Pitts Jr. before his Inkwood pit stop
The novelist, Pulitzer winner and Miami Herald columnist talks about his inspirations and being a “white supremacist chew toy.”
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Cherish your local bookstore
Inkwood and Haslam’s survive in the face of a declining book culture.
