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✍️ Author of THE ADJUNCT HOW TO BE EATEN (@ScribnerBooks), HOW TO BE EATEN, & GIRLS OF A CERTAIN AGE (@littlebrown)
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Prep for Summer Getaways With These Prime Day Travel Deals

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By Maria Adelmann
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It’s summer, it’s vacation, it’s time to hit the road. It’s Prime Day. The first three things you’re likely excited about. The fourth? Well, maybe it’s a mixed bag. Many Prime Day deals are meh — either the item isn’t that great in the first place, or it’s barely on sale. But you can find some great travel-gear discounts out there. And we’re here to help. Our work doesn’t just start with the sale.
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THE ADJUNCT | Kirkus Reviews

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By Maria Adelmann
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A crucial new take on the time-honored tradition of the Campus Novel. Sam is in her early 30s, two years out of her English and Comparative Literature Ph.D. program, and, like many of her cohort, barely scraping by as an adjunct. When she lands a spot at Rosedale, an elite private college, as a last-minute replacement for an older professor, her problems seem temporarily solved.
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The Adjunct

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By Maria Adelmann
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Sam is an adjunct professor facing the reality of many lecturers: being overburdened and underpaid. Between side gigs, she juggles teaching course loads between two Baltimore campuses: Rosedale, a private liberal arts college, and Lewis, a public university. On her first day at Rosedale, she runs into her former graduate adviser, Tom Sternberg, who, unbeknownst to her, is faculty at the university and about to release his long-awaited second novel with a plotline that sounds suspiciously familiar.
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