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Thank you for all the wonderful feedback we’ve had about our 10 brand new non-fiction Literary Leaves! We loved creating them. There’s a couple more on the pipeline too but what books or subjects would you like to see us use?

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2020-01-27

Today, 211 years ago, EDGAR ALLAN POE was born, a genius of literary horror. Art by Daniil volochencho.

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2020-01-20

And here’s another four of the beautiful non-fiction books that we have brand new Literary Leaves going on our site at midday tomorrow.

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2020-01-20

Literary superstar Rudyard Kipling died 1936. In 1935 his old friend Leonard Raven-Hill depicted him in PUNCH as "The Singer of Empire" with the chalk cliffs of Sussex and English Channel in the background

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2020-01-18

Tolkien once referred to his son as his "chief critic and collaborator", and named him his literary executor in his will. Tolkien organized the masses of his father's unpublished writings, some of them handwritten on odd scraps of paper a half-century earlier.

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2020-01-17

Hey, I'm Christian Carnouche, the writer of THE RESURRECTED comic book series. I'm currently working on some short comics, a longer comic that I can't mention & am very close to finishing my first literary novel (a philosophical coming of age crime story).

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2020-01-15

Hi again,
I’m Sam, an illustrator that loves all things literary, D&D and vaguely, all around, nerdy 🤓

🌐https://t.co/64Bwrik2Vx
💌samschechter.art.com
📸https://t.co/Su2F2TVOpn

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2020-01-15

Robert de Montesquiou (1855-1921), was a French symbolist poet, aesthete, and unapologetic dandy. He's remembered for the fictional characters he inspired, and for sponsoring many artists. Today, his literary work is unknown, which is sad 'cause his slick eloquence was legendary

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2020-01-13

And you are crazy-town if you think I forgot about my own literary-tribe for you to hire:

Writers:



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2020-01-09

in Dior for the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles’ 2020 Spring Festival Gala

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2020-01-08

Zora prioritized liberation for African peoples across the diaspora, and spent time in Honduras, in the US South, & the Caribbean, reconfiguring the stories she found into a literary tapestry that shed light on our desire for freedom.

She was invaluable. Her work is invaluable.

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2020-01-08

Our Winter 2020 issue is here! We hope you enjoy reading our latest issue. Thank you to our contributors for making this possible! https://t.co/pnB0VX6kgw

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2020-01-07

Fun fact! Today, Google pays tribute to Genoveva Matute's 105th birthday. She's a Filipino writer whose most famous work is "Kwento ni Mabuti", the first short story in Filipino to win the Palanca Award when the literary awards were first held in 1951.

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2020-01-03

Theme: Magical Realism
Accepting: Fiction. Nonfiction. Poetry.
Call it Slipstream/Cross-Genre/Fantasy/Sci-Fi. We don't care. We're after literary-quality writing with a healthy serving of imagination. Send your best work for publication today! ~ https://t.co/ZmqI1pxSkI

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2020-01-03

Starting today I’m adding a two-dollar tier to my patreon for anyone who would like to receive whimsical literary essays and occasional personal reflections in their inbox. https://t.co/JW167LEsbl

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2020-01-01

This comment chain is the literary equivalent of falling down the stairs.

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2019-12-31

And here's queen. Another wonderful realization of my new oc made for a friend. She is an insatiable lady who likes to play with tiny and devour them but not in the literary sense of the word 😉 beautiful work done by Thank you very much https://t.co/XPOKqZC3BH

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2019-12-31

Amanda Hall, illustrator of OUT OF THIS WORLD by sent the Olswanger Literary gang this "icicle of hope for 2020."

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2019-12-27

Today's is from 'The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe' by C.S. Lewis, found in Anna James' 'A Children's Literary Christmas':

"And on the sledge sat a person whom everyone knew the moment they set eyes on him. He was a huge man in a bright red robe..."

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2019-12-20