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Minnesota graphic novelist K. Woodman-Maynard discusses her adaptation of “The Great Gatsby” into a graphic novel, reflecting ...

In an industry ruled by #BookTok trends, Rodrigo Corral has become the publishing industry’s go-to designer by creating an ...

COAS Books has its roots in New Mexican history – it was born from an archeological publisher. Today, the family-owned store ...

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