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The acclaimed writer of Chaos shares a handful of nonfiction works that have inspired his own.

Kind of like a course curriculum. But for life.

The best in modern Mexican American literature.

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Horror writer Jonathan Ryan shares how he uses his Christian faith to inspire, but not define, his writing.

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