As the weather cools and sweaters start to become normal, nature seems to be that much more beautiful. Nonfiction Editor Erica Lee invites you to embrace the cozy vibes and pumpkin spice as you enjoy Mary Oliver’s “A Song For Autumn.”

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Back-to-School season is kicking off, so for this week's #BestThingIRead, Nonfiction Editor Samantha Grasso's shares a piece by Kellie Schmidt that details the writing process in its essence and provides editing tips that can be applicable to any work.

In this economy, the two things you need are a laugh and a job. Poetry Editor Adam Buckley recommends “White House Job Openings,” a humorous piece by Allegra Leal found in The New Yorker. Are they taking applications?

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Associate Editor Alexia Breeden's #BestThingIRead this week is an article by Karen Thompson Walker— "Conceiving the Inconceivable in Fiction". Walker reflects on the idea of stretching one's own perception of 'possibility' and writing.
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Associate Editor Briar Nwankwor's #BestThingIRead this week is NPR's The Pulse Podcast episode "Origin Stories and How We Become Who We Are.” It's a thorough exploration on the origin stories and how it makes one unique.

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Associate Editor Bella Bisicchia invites you to leap into this interactive read about the importance of world building, no matter your story’s genre. Read the tips and tricks and try them out yourself:
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With November flying by, Poetry Editor Desirae Mack recommends “20 Fall Poems To Celebrate The Changing Seasons.” Get comfy and dive into the beauty of autumn nature when reading this collection compiled by Nellah Bailey McGough!

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In this economy, the two things you need are a laugh and a job. Poetry Editor Adam Buckley recommends “White House Job Openings,” a humorous piece by Allegra Leal found in The New Yorker. Are they taking applications?

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What is the price you're willing to pay for happiness? For utopia? Fiction Editor Gianna Vanore invites you to read The Ones Who Walk Away From Omelas by Ursula K. Le Guin—a moral dilemma shrouded as fiction.

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Today’s #BestThingIRead recommended by Associate Editor Shannon Van Meter is a wild ride through 20th century poet's use of The Poetic “I” - Ira Fader says don't be so sure that "I" is the poet.

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