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My personal opinion. Unions are there to support and protect people who could otherwise be exploited by their employers and/or their shareholders. A strike is a last resort. It's inconvenient, but necessary in this case. I totally support the Rail Workers strike.

"If you've ever wondered how a review can drop on publication day, or why people are raving about a book months before its publication date — ARCs are your answer." https://t.co/7jcyGU36Qn

"I am told to make black experiences white ones instead, or at least experiences that are written in a language they find comfortable." https://t.co/SK1Eocsivu

Only a few days left until @DamianDibben's #TheColourStorm hits the stores! Discover one of Venice's greatest artists, Giorgione Barbarelli... A forbidden love story with a twist. Pre-order: https://t.co/OV5itb8Ydh https://t.co/vr3xudD9Ov

Just in case it matters (which I really don't think it does). My kids have to take a train to school every day. But they can't this week and that's totally fine. We get it and support why the strike needs to happen.

Take a step back from that to-do list. https://t.co/XtIQJOA6yi

Short stories with Miss Marple, cheese crimes, librarian sleuths, baked goods, fancy hotels— basically all the coziest things that cozy mysteries could have. Which sounds the most interesting to you? https://t.co/jxhs3UslWh

I've got a feeling it's gonna be a long day tomorrow.

"Beneath her gaze I felt my self sweep cleanly away, like flotsam borne off on the Graubach. Briefly, ecstatically, I wasn’t me at all, but anyone and no one." https://t.co/EL9NIqjWQs

What's your favorite book that features cultural traditions? https://t.co/2lHmzHEEjC

Characters who live in their own versions of reality. https://t.co/4baknahF06

Angela Garbes on the challenges that come with writing about family. https://t.co/PyTeFMrUpi

“I really like the weirdness of life, and I think that life, particularly in New York, is really fucking weird. You’re always seeing and hearing the weirdest fucking things." https://t.co/ApXOTfqNO5

A study at University of Toronto "found that frequent readers of fiction scored higher on certain measures of empathy." https://t.co/4TLSj8vmEC

For Juneteenth, our Editor-in-Chief Denne Michele Norris (@TheDenneMichele) recommends some of our favorite essays by Black writers that take both a personal and critical look at Blackness in America. https://t.co/urmJvBNZ6F