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Michael Frederick’s debut novel, Critical Flow, uses a hospital cyberattack storyline to show how connected medical devices can be turned into tools for murder.

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R. R. Ferretti-Hoyle has launched Willfully, Dorothy (A Life in Oz Book 1), a darker queer retelling that reframes Dorothy’s journey through magical awakening, political power, and identity.

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TB Millette has launched The Alaska Protocol, the first book in the United Terran Federation series, on August 14, 2026. The novel centers on Commander Ragnar Chamberlain, an advanced starship, and an alien threat that forces a high-stakes test of…

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Author Services, Inc. marked the 90th anniversary of L. Ron Hubbard’s first Western story with a Hollywood event on July 11 that combined a history talk, live radio theater and a library tour.

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Tim Gnazale’s screenplay Dinosaurs Are Singing won the $10,000 Grand Prize in Cut to Black Prize’s screenwriting competition.

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Anesa Miller has released her short story Ambrosia for free in Gulf Coast Journal to draw attention to housing insecurity, homelessness and the need for more affordable homes.

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CK Sobey’s illustrated collection of flash-length fiction, first published in 2022, blends whimsy, illness, isolation and climate anxiety into pieces designed to be read anywhere, anytime.

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Aidan Sawyer’s new novel Behind the Mask follows animal rights activists whose covert mission is upended by an undercover betrayal.

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New York Art Life Magazine has published an exclusive interview with Portuguese actress Beatriz Silva, who traces her path from rural Portugal to New York theater.

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Alex Myers’ new novel, While We Were Silent, follows a murder at a Connecticut prep school as an assault investigation exposes decades of secrecy, privilege and power.

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Satish Jha’s Harf-e-Mustaar: Ghazals, Nazms and Reflections has launched on Amazon Kindle, positioning classical ghazal as a vehicle for constitutional, civic and political reflection in the modern age. The book is meant to spark long-term…

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Market Research Future forecasts the global clinical trials market will rise from $84.11 billion in 2025 to $151.43 billion by 2035, driven by oncology demand, regulatory harmonization and decentralized trial models.

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Brian Pulis has released Carbon, a standalone techno-thriller set in a corporate dystopia where artificial intelligence, surveillance and private power collide.

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D.R. Berlin’s next Third Estate thriller arrives August 10, 2026, with a frame-up, a covert syndicate, and a fugitive chase built around military and medical realism.

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Casey Moores and Jamie Ibson have released the first book in a new three-part military sci-fi comedy, now available in the U.S. and Canada.

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The Historic Traveler has launched a new online Historic Vacation Guide to help destinations, travel providers, museums, events and history-themed media reach a history-loving audience.

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E. Travers has released The Older the Violin, the Sweeter the Music: A Sheridan Nash Mystery, a crime novel that pairs Nashville music culture with an international smuggling investigation.

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Australian author, educator and journalist Paul Rushworth-Brown has been nominated for the 2026 Australian Human Rights Awards for work that uses historical fiction and public education to widen conversations about reconciliation, identity and…

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STARD GEARS is pitching its YP Series as a modular Scotch yoke actuator platform built for 90-degree valve automation, with separate power, drive and spring modules.

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David Meerman Scott and Reiko Scott have released a second edition of Fanocracy, a book that argues human connection and belonging are the new edge for brands in an attention-starved, AI-heavy media environment.