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Writers Debate: Must You Read Novels to Write Them?

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Young People Aren't Reading Wuthering Heights. But Thanks to The Meow Library, Your Cat Can.

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The Curious Case of Madeline Cash's Lost Lambs

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Jennette McCurdy's Half His Age: The Problem with the Problematic Age Gap Novel

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The Washington Post's Books Section is Dead. Long Live The Washington Post's Books Section (Because they mentioned The Meow Library).

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Can Wuthering Heights Withstand Another Adaptation?

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Wuthering Heights, but Every Word Is ‘Meow’: The Ultimate Valentine’s Day Gift for Your Cat—or the Clinically Insane

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It's Been 213 Years. Why is Pride and Prejudice Still Prejudiced?

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Your Cat Can Finally Read Pride and Prejudice, Thanks to The Meow Library

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The Cat's Out of the Bag: U.G. Krishnamurti and His Feline Philosophy

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Crime and Punishment (For Your Cat): A Purr-fectly Humorous Gift

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Bookfishing: How Performative Reading May Compromise National Security

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The Pumpkin Spice Café, Before the Coffee Gets Cold, and The Convenience Store by the Sea: The Mass-Hypnosis Ritual of "Cozy Lit"

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Charli XCX, Wuthering Heights, and the New Victorian Gothic

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Embodied Time: Mark Z. Danielewski's Tom's Crossing and Zoroastrianism

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Will Joyce Carol Oates' Cat Ever Finish War and Peace?

Oct 22, 20251 min read

Curtis Sliwa's Cats Fire Back Against Trump With Eloquent, 22-Page Written Statement

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How to Psyop Your Way to a Bestseller: Douglas Scott Wreden, Doug: A DougDoug Story, and the Meow Book

Oct 9, 20251 min read

Apocalyptic Terror: Laszlo Krasznahorkai Takes the Nobel Prize