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- 1Imperial Knights take centre stage in new Black Library novel●Imperial Knights star in a new Black Library novel
A new Black Library novel featuring Imperial Knights is being promoted on Warhammer Community. The Imperial Knights, the towering walker-riding noble houses of the Warhammer 40,000 universe, have long been fan favourites, and the announcement is drawing attention from readers of Games Workshop's fiction line. Further details of the book's plot, author and release date were not included.
- 2Idaho columnist revisits 'In Cold Blood' amid Moscow murders fatigue▼Margaret's Library: 'In Cold Blood' reads like an antidote to Moscow Murder exhaustion
An Idaho Press columnist's 'Margaret's Library' piece argues that Truman Capote's classic true-crime book 'In Cold Blood' offers a remedy for readers worn down by the saturated coverage of the Moscow, Idaho student murders. The column reflects on how the decades-old account of the Clutter family killings puts the local case's relentless media cycle in perspective.
- 3Library highlights new books on sinister plants and radical cats●This week's # NewBooks at the library: - The Devil's Garden: The World's Most Sinister # Plants and # Fungi by Peter Mar
A library has listed its new arrivals this week, including The Devil's Garden: The World's Most Sinister Plants and Fungi by Peter Marren, published by Bloomsbury, and Marx for Cats: A Radical Bestiary by Leigh Claire La Berge, from Duke University Press. Readers are sharing the picks, with the quirky mix of botany and feline-themed political theory drawing attention.
- 4Troy University's Sigma Tau Delta hosts banned books read-in▼Sigma Tau Delta shines light on banned books during read-in
Students at Troy University, through the English honor society Sigma Tau Delta, held a read-in spotlighting banned books. Participants read aloud from works that have been challenged or removed from schools and libraries, drawing attention to ongoing censorship debates in American education.