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The Demise of Non-fiction?

3/25/2026

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I'm not inclined to often post links to other long-form articles on this blog, and though I admit I have a vested interest in the survival (and thriving!) of non-fiction literature, this story seemed important enough to warrant a minor exception. Recommended:
​Nonfiction Publishing, Under Threat, Is More Important Than Ever | The New Republic
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