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April 3, 2013 Subscribe · Forward Lemony Snicket Takes Over Our Twitter Lemony Snicket is a man who knows about fear. And he's taking over our Twitter feed this Friday - and answering questions on fear itself - to prove it. Click here to find out more.  Continue reading... 7 Myths About Book Editing LOOK: Mark Twain's 'Advice To Little Girls' Watch 7 Seconds Of 'Catching Fire' Iain M. Banks: I Have Months To Live Bookstore Of The Year Is... Were Our Ancestors Sexually Promiscuous? 9 Reasons You Might Be An Introvert Iain M. Banks: I Have Months To Live 13 Pen Names You May Have Thought Were Real Iain M. Banks: I Have Months To Live JOHN HENNESSY Marcel Proust's Guide to Infinity The fact of Proust's poems will be news to many, the number and quality of them yet another surprise. Astonishing to virtually all of us, though, comes the revelation that Proust spent much of his life trying to decide whether he was a poet or a prose writer. Continue reading... JAMES FRANCO Some More Books: Part 1 John Gregory Dunne's The Studio is the result of diligent observation he conducted after receiving permission to access any area of Twentieth Century Fox's wide production net in 1968. As with documentary films, here the subject matter does half the work. Continue reading... R. CLIFTON SPARGO The Illuminator: Helen Benedict and the Journalistic Investigation That Inspired The Invisible War We're never going to get rid of all sexual assault in the military any more than we can get rid of it in civilian life. As long as it's out here, it's going to be in there. But the military is a controlled environment and your behavior is watched and dictated. Continue reading... DAVID KUDLER 7 Deadly Myths and 3 Inspired Truths About Book Editing There's a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding about editors and what they do. Here are seven of those myths that I'd like to clean up. Continue reading... MARY ROCKEFELLER MORGAN The Inconsolable Loss: Facing the Death of a Twin Grieving and healing from any twin loss must begin with a search for an individual identity in order for the twinless one to feel safe enough to acknowledge and integrate the experience of the death of their twin and the severance of the twin bond. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003