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Read Our Entire 4-Part Series, Legend of Lucchino: The Man Who Took On the Mob
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🔥 Legend of Lucchino: The Man Who Took On the Mob, Part I
In booming Pennsylvania coal country, immigrant Italians were exploited by corporations and terrorized by mafiosi. One brave insider turned against…
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🔥 Legend of Lucchino: The Man Who Took On the Mob, Part I
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Legend of Lucchino, Part II: The Inside Man
In booming Pennsylvania coal country, immigrant Italians were exploited by corporations and terrorized by mafiosi. One brave insider turned against…
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Legend of Lucchino, Part II: The Inside Man
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Legend of Lucchino, Part III: A Marked Man
In booming Pennsylvania coal country, immigrant Italians were exploited by corporations and terrorized by mafiosi. One brave insider turned against…
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Vinnie Rotondaro
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Legend of Lucchino, Part III: A Marked Man
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Legend of Lucchino, Part IV: Last Stand
In booming Pennsylvania coal country, immigrant Italians were exploited by corporations and terrorized by mafiosi. One brave insider turned against…
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How to Self-Edit Like a Pro
No matter how experienced of a writer you are, editing your own work can be a challenge. But these seven seriously valuable tips will help you get your…
Dec 9
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Legend of Lucchino: The Man Who Took On the Mob (Single-Page Post)
In booming Pennsylvania coal country, immigrant Italians were exploited by corporations and terrorized by mafiosi. One brave insider turned against…
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How to Motivate Yourself to Write When No One Else Will: A Q&A With Bestselling Author Jami Attenberg
Her '1,000 Words' movement has galvanized writers around the globe. The prolific novelist—and judge for our 2024 Memoir Prize!—talks about being an…
Dec 5
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How to Motivate Yourself to Write When No One Else Will: A Q&A With Bestselling Author Jami Attenberg
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I Walked Barefoot Across the Middle East, Searching for Answers
After giving her baby up for adoption when she was 16, a young woman sets out on a reckless trip, losing more and more of herself along the way—until…
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November 2024
The November Edit: 4 of Our Faves From This Month
A female detective rescues India’s trafficked women, two farm boys finally get their big music break, an incarcerated man interrogates the person he…
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It’s Time to Dust Off Your Memoir and Submit to Our 2024 Prize
Every writer has a folder of at least one piece they’ve completed and have been sitting on, in some cases, for years. Now’s your chance to dig it up…
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The Paradox of a Fair-Skinned Black Girl in the Segregated South
Wylene felt safe despite the burning cross on her lawn and the subtler affronts that colored her Arkansas childhood. She never expected her deepest…
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The Paradox of a Fair-Skinned Black Girl in the Segregated South
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