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Welcome to the eighth episode of Between the Beltways. As November elections approach, hosts Deepan Chatterjee, Ph.D, and Shreyasi Deb, Ph.D., welcome Zach Cohen, political analyst and Senate correspondent of the National Journal Hotline, back to the show for a wide-ranging discussion of likely prospects in local and national races.

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This month, Keith, Paul, and regular guest Corey Parker read the first chapter of "The Will of the Magi."

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Here is the top literary news of the week:

Robert E. Howard’s Estate to Trademark ‘Pigeons From Hell’ Comics

Floyd County, Indiana's digital library in Galena slowly making progress

The Librarian at the Nexus of the Harlem Renaissance

ON WRITING THE COMICS—AND QUEER CHARACTERS—WE NEED

7 Secrets to Reading More Books (That Don’t Involve Becoming a Speed Reader)

Fire and Fury TV adaptation lands a Game Change-ing director

Kentucky Library Association Executive Board Member Weighs In On Proposed Cuts

Turning Kids Into Readers, One Barbershop At A Time

THE WORLD’S SMALLEST PUBLISHING HOUSE: A TYPEWRITER IN A BOOKSTORE

The Weird Habits Of These Famous Writers Will Surprise You

2018/1943 Hugo Award Finalists Announced

‘A diverse portfolio of revenue is important’: Publishers shore up their consumer revenue strategies

Anita Shreve dies aged 71

CDL joins Royal Society Open Access Membership

HOW THE MAKE-BELIEVE WORLD OF PETER PAN INSPIRED MY WRITING

A GENTLEMAN IN MOSCOW TO GET TV ADAPTATION STARRING KENNETH BRANAGH

Ulverscroft buys audiobook company Oakhill

GDPR is leaving publishers with a newsletter list problem

Digital Media Lab Announces Winners of Virtual Reality Contest

A BROOKLYN READING SERIES FOR WRITERS OF COLOR

Publisher looking to Obamas for next smash hit

Man Booker prize criticised for changing Taiwanese author's nationality

Book reviewers urge publishers to use recyclable packaging

Hearing Voices and Talking Back: On Bibliomancy

HOW THE ADVICE COLUMNIST  CONQUERED AMERICA

Public Library Of Science CEO Announces Elimination of 18 Positions at Open Access Publisher

How Shonda Rhimes and Reese Witherspoon are getting people to read again

Ali Smith, Kazuo Ishiguro and Hilary Mantel top poll of best UK and Irish authors

W F Howes expands to meet 'rapid growth in audiobook demand'

Libraries Launch “Archivist in a Backpack”

HOW CAN WE MAKE THE MFA WORKSHOP MORE HOSPITABLE TO WRITERS OF COLOR?

The Death Row Book Club

Palestinian Journalist Wearing Press Jacket Killed by Israeli Fire in Gaza

Russian Regulator Moves to Block Telegram Messaging App

Congratulations to Richard P. Smiraglia, winner of the 2018 LITA/OCLC Kilgour Research Award

Paying a price

We're competing with extremists for our young people's futures, says author who escaped gang culture

The Paris Review Names a New Editor: Emily Nemens of The Southern Review

Local authors write short stories for library fundraiser

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