Mallary Tenore Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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“What stays in a story of ours? Not only in terms of sentences & phrases but also in terms of the larger, more amorphous things - shapes & structures & patterns? The key to your originality lies in the answers … to that question.” ~George Saunders https://t.co/y1pRpEjEit

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Love @RoyPeterClark’s new book “Tell It Like It Is: A Guide to Clear and Honest Writing,” and happy to be featured in the chapter about why it’s important to “write about restoration, not just loss.” Grateful to call Roy my longtime mentor & eager to use his book in my classes! https://t.co/RohC1Y8KHj

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Adam Rubin (@Rubingo), author of Dragons Love Tacos, is inviting kids to send him their own ice-cream-themed stories: https://www.npr.org/2022/02/22/1082250114/author-adam-rubin-wants-kids-to-participate-in-his-latest-series-of-stories?t=1645557688695&utm_source=Sailthru&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Lit%20Hub%20Daily:%20February%2023%2C%202022&utm_term=lithub_master_list

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@sarahhepola Such good suggestions in this thread! Two of my favorites: Between Two Kingdoms by @suleikajaouad & Autobiography of a Face by Lucy Grealy.

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How to keep going as a writer, especially when you're stuck, by @nancy_reddy: https://t.co/ZpKqcqEbuu "What if we reimagined all our bad early drafts, all our failed little nubs, all the rejected poems or essays as brilliant first flops?"

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@napolitanoann was taking out the garbage when Oprah Winfrey called to tell her that her novel was the 100th selection for her highly influential book club: https://t.co/M6YpZjeYJT Love this piece!

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Happy to have the opportunity to learn from the brilliant ⁦@cbulik⁩, who is speaking about the genetics of avoidant restrictive food intake disorder (ARFID) at #iced2023. https://t.co/5BoUG5pMOi

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Excited for the amazing @MegTady and her debut novel, Super Bloom, which is now out! https://t.co/47tDASJ5a3 📖

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"Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day” refuses explicit conclusions. That’s the source of its appeal. @apcbapcb explores this children's classic in this @NewYorker piece: https://t.co/5CkGJPe391

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Interesting piece about how @JamesClear, author of the popular "Atomic Habits," is writing his next book: https://t.co/VavxocRvur Offers up some great ideas & lessons learned for writers.

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