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Indy Editors’ Picks: Recommended Good Reads from 2023

Art Keene December 29, 2023 1

Compiled by Art Keene and Jeff Lee This is the fourth year that we offer...

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Indy Editors’ Picks:  Recommended Good Reads From 2022

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Compiled by Art Keene and Jeff Lee This is the third year that we offer...

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Indy Editors’ Picks: Recommended Good Reads From 2021

Art Keene December 30, 2021 0

Every year I pledge in January to read a book a week for the entire...

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Indy Editors’ Picks: Recommended Good Reads From 2020

Art Keene January 1, 2021 6

I personally pledged at the beginning of this year to read a book a week. ...

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