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DREAD: THE UNSOLVED Takes on The Axeman of New Orleans
Join your host Jans Holstrom on an all new killer episode of DREAD: THE UNSLOVED where he takes on the Legendary Axeman of New Orleans!
A thriving port city nestled on the Mississippi River on its route to the Gulf of Mexico. New Orleans is known for its nightlife, its unique food, and of course Mardi Gras. In 1918, New Orleans had a completely different kind of nightlife. A killer was stalking the streets, and god help anyone who questioned his music taste.
I’m Jans Holstrom, and this, is Dread the Unsolved.
Hari Conner Sells I Shall Never Fall In Love Graphic Novel At Auction
Hari Conner Sells I Shall Never Fall In Love Graphic Novel At Auction
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I Shall Never Fall in Love by
Hari Conner is their new debut YA graphic novel, and they have successfully sold it at auction to
Harriet Low of HMH.
I Shall Never Fall in Love is a queer Regency romance starring two friends trying to find their places in the world and each other s lives. George and Eleanor s story explores class privilege, trans identity, and friendship in the time of calling cards and Empire waists. Hari Conner s agent
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Two new books and an accompanying CD that pay tribute to Salem’s musical history recently became available.
The books are “Old Salem at Sea in Ballad and Song” by Robert Strom, with foreword by Daisy Nell, and “Old Salem in Ballad and Song” by Robert Strom, with foreword by Jim McAllister.
In “Old Salem at Sea in Ballad and Song,” there are over 90 ballads and sea songs that entertained sailors in their long hours at sea and sea shanties, sung to “lighten the workload and as a relief from the tedium of hard hauling or pulling the lines and adjusting the sails required to keep the ship working.”
Children s Publishers Choose Their Favorite Reads of 2020 Compiled by Diane Roback | Dec 22, 2020
We asked staffers at children’s publishing houses to tell us about their favorite children’s or YA book they read this year, frontlist or backlist, and what they loved about it. Our only condition: it couldn’t be a book that their company had published. Happy reading!
Jamie Tan, senior publicist, Candlewick Press
I’ve been craving the kind of books that I would devour in high school: floppy backlist paperbacks that are easy to hold in one hand while snacking with the other, with stories that I want to reread again and again. I’ve had