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Translated fiction opens doors to different cultures, voices and perspectives, enriching your reading life and challenging familiar assumptions about storytelling.
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Reading more is not about speed but about making space for books you love and letting go of guilt when a title is not right.
A debut novelist shares morning routines, favourite notebooks and the small habits that help turn scattered ideas into a finished manuscript.
A well-planned author question and answer session can spark lively discussion, deepen appreciation and connect readers with the writing process.