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As an author, I loathe asking for blurbs — most of us hate the cringe-making business of approaching your peers for a favour that eats into their precious writing hours — and sometimes struggle to ...

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In my eleven years of writing book reviews for Dutch News, I’ve critiqued classics, poetry, short stories, books about food, books about history, thrillers and more books set in 16th century Amsterdam ...

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She cares. And we read and care too. Image One problem with outrage, an extremely salient problem as it turns out, is exhaustion from it. Selinger opens her book pre-aggrieved. In fact ...