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Paul Collins bio ↓ · May 12th, 2009 · filed under books

Amazon, last seen on Slate not answering questions about corporate philanthropy, now has a new web page up—complete with an application form for “nonprofit author and publisher groups that share our obsession with fostering the creation, discussion, publication, and dissemination of books.”

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Paul Collins teaches writing at Portland State University, and his work appears regularly in New Scientist, Slate, and The Believer. His next book, The Murder of the Century, will be published in June by Crown. More from this author →

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