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Virginia s authors speak out against book banning

Virginia s most popular and prolific authors interviewed by the Richmond Times-Dispatch about book banning.

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Virginia s authors speak out against book banning

Virginia s most popular and prolific authors interviewed by the Richmond Times-Dispatch about book banning.

United statesNew yorkMeg medinaToni morrisonShauna robinsonRachel beanlandJohn greenYasmin angoeNena knightLibrary of virginia people choiceLibrary of virginiaNew york timesHanover school boardAmerican booksellers associationWashington postAmazon best book

Virginia s authors speak out against book banning

Virginia s most popular and prolific authors interviewed by the Richmond Times-Dispatch about book banning.

United statesNew yorkShauna robinsonToni morrisonJohn greenMeg medinaRachel beanlandYasmin angoeNena knightNew york timesWashington postAmerican booksellers associationHanover school boardLibrary of virginiaLibrary of virginia people choiceAmazon best book

Local bestselling author captures beauty of the words in Southern fiction

Self-described as Southern by grace, Lynchburg author Leah Weiss published her debut novel "If the Creek Don’t Rise" at age 70.

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