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- Clive Cussler, prolific adventure novelist and creator of Dirk Pitt, is dead at 88
  USA TODAY Entertainment via Yahoo News· 1 hour ago
  Clive Cussler’s book covers are distinctive and striking, with bright colors and bold text and...
- Clive Cussler, bestselling adventure novelist, dies aged 88
  The Guardian via Yahoo News· 2 hours ago
  Clive Cussler, the bestselling American author of adventure novels including Sahara and maritime...
- 'Jeopardy!' Shades 'Game Of Thrones' Author Over Wait For Books
  The Huffington Post· 5 hours ago
  “A Game of Thrones” author George R.R. Martin originally planned for his books in the “A Song of Ice...
- Clive Cussler, Best-Selling Author and Adventurer, Is Dead at 88
  New York Times· 15 hours ago
  Clive Cussler, the author and maritime adventurer who captivated millions with his best-selling...
- Trio of Books Penned by UVA Darden Professors Honored as Best Business Books of the Year
  Newswise· 1 hour ago
  Three recent books by University of Virginia Darden School of Business professors have been honored...
- Who Should Decide What Books Are Allowed In Prison?
  NPR· 4 days ago
  Tafolla was released from Danville Correctional Center in 2018. Not long after, in January 2019, officials at the Illinois prison censored Illegal and...
- Instead of closing as expected, look what store is returning to Delano
  The Wichita Eagle· 3 hours ago
  When last we checked in with Al’s Old & New Books owner Anita Siemer, she said she was...
- Dowagiac holiday business joins Little Free Library forces - Leader Publications
  Leader Publications· 5 hours ago
  Melissa Gunn is no stranger to the world of books. While she owns her own business, Deck the Halls,...
- 40 best African American books, according to the NAACP
  NBC NEWS· 2 days ago
  Celebrate Black History Month reading these NAACP-nominated books, from fiction to poetry and young...
- WIRED's 13 Must-Read Books for Spring
  Wired News· 8 hours ago
  In first-time author Brandon Taylor’s Real Life, the trauma in the life of Wallace—a black, gay biochemistry PhD in the Midwest—is beginning to thaw. The book opens with a puzzle: the nematode ...