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West Virginia-set romance classic released as e-book

For the technologically advanced romance reader: Several people, including longtime romance reviewer Lezlie Patterson, reported earlier this summer that a well-known romance series that starts in West...

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Nearly 500-year-old poem found in WVU’s Rare Book Room

The poem written by Elizabeth Dacre, a lady in Tudor England, to Anthony Cooke, who may have been her tutor. WVU photo by Mark Brown. For readers, the Rare Book Room in West Virginia University’s...

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“Possession”: A romance, and much more

For the past two years, I’ve relied on my female colleagues here on the blog for a Valentine’s Day post. So I guess it’s my turn — but honestly, I’ve never read a lot of romance, and I wasn’t sure what...

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In one city, today is the Day of the Book

Today is a big day in book circles. April 23 is the death date of Miguel de Cervantes and William Shakespeare, and also Shakespeare’s presumed birth date (although that’s less certain). Because of...

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Christian fiction panel discussion added to festival schedule

Christian fiction is popular with a variety of readers in the United States. According to Library Journal, “a faith-based perspective remains at the core of evangelical fiction, but today’s fans are...

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Susan Maguire, novelist

Susan Maguire, aka Sarah Title, and her novel “Kentucky Home.” Photo by Chip Ellis. I don’t mind telling you, it’s been a little gloomy here on the West Virginia Book Festival blog lately. So it is a...

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