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#FictionFriday - South African writer Zoë Wicomb's new in paperback STILL LIFE is a majestic novel exploring race, truth in authorship, and the legacy of past exploitation. Head over to our blog to read an excerpt. ow.ly/n1C45104xKX

As we mark the impact of Monique Couvson's PUSHOUT on education, we are reminded that the fight to support Black girls is not over. Through her books, we have the tools, knowledge, and are better equipped for the fight. Head over to our blog to read more. ow.ly/nMyp50ZR4qb

"This alarming debut exposé from Politico reporter Ollstein warns that abortion restrictions are causing major disruptions to America’s health care system." - Read @PublishersWkly's review of newly published SIDE EFFECTS by @AliceOllstein ow.ly/mUGt50ZOTZ7

Happy #PubDay to these four #newinpaperback works of fiction by the late South African writer Zoë Wicomb, whose work Toni Morrison once described as "seductive, brilliant, and precious."

Learn more here: ow.ly/UVFg51031Ub

"Ollstein, a senior health care reporter for Politico, explores the unexpected ways in which the Dobbs decision is interfering with many pregnancy and birth decisions by patients."

Read a review of SIDE EFFECTS by @AliceOllstein in @LibraryJournal ow.ly/kQf150ZOTJh