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Seeking Magic in Wild Spaces for A Treason of Magic

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By Melissa Marr
| Women Writers, Women's Books
By Melissa Marr Twenty years ago, when I sold my very first novel, Wicked Lovely, I made three decisions—go to Ireland, go to Scotland, and start college funds for my then 12- and 7-year-old kids. I’m sure I did practical things, too, but knowledge and wild landscape were my focus. Since then, I’ve written a lot of things, and I’ve meandered a fair bit–in the Yukon Territory, rural Czech Republic, the width of France, the length of Alaska, deserts, coasts, and abandoned places.
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Bridgerton Season 5 Isn’t “Anachronistic.” Sapphics Have Always Been in Love Original

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By Melissa Marr
| Them Verified
Lash-outs against Bridgerton have become de rigueur several seasons into the show. So far, the complaints have run the gamut from racism to fat phobia to misogynoir to homophobia and beyond.
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Science Fiction Books Readers Love

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By Kaylie Jones, Mary Shelley, Melissa Marr, Amanda Shaffer
| Early Bird Books
There are endless ways to imagine future and alternate human societies. Authors of science fiction books offer potential glimpses into those possibilities. Science fiction novels use technological advances to explore beyond what is currently possible in our world. Many sci-fi books draw attention to and amplify issues that plague our modern world by showing where they could lead in the future.
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