Escape your living rooms and lose yourself in the best original fiction. Ebooks are currently 50% off until April 12.   The Ruins  Mat Osman "There’s a touch of Pynchon in this complex, woozily dream-like novel about music, mystery and imagined worlds

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  Andy Gill, a founding member of the pioneering post-punk band Gang of Four, passed away in London on February 1st. Gill and his bandmates were musical pioneers who influenced countless artists over multiple generations – from R.E.M. to Fugazi to

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