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A new exhibition explores the outsized legacy of the late photographer, who got his start at Harper’s Bazaar.

Today, we're doing a group post in which we share books that have helped us, inspired us, coached us, or whatever else it has taken to get us to the published writers stage or beyond. Perhaps some of them will help you, as well. Kaitlyn Dunnett/Kathy Lynn Emerson: I'm not sure how much help this…

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My index finger pushed. Click. They were gone. Richard Sibley discusses how to get attention as a photographer in a crowded market.

Tiffany Yates Martin has covered various aspects of hiring a professional editor—but what about other options? Here, she lays out the alternatives to receiving a professional edit.

Courtesy of Potter & Potter The Quadrupeds of North America from 1854 is estimated at $3,500-5,000. Chicago — Potter & Potter Auctions is excited to announce its upcoming Fine Books and Manuscripts Sale to be held on Saturday, March 13th, starting at 10am, CDT. Given current regulations, this sale will be streamed live from Potter & Potters gallery and held on www.potterauctions.com. Bids can be placed on the companys website. Phone and absentee bidding are available as well. All lots are ava...

UVA Law Professor and Policing Scholar Rachel A. Harmon I Believe in Productive Procrastination December 10, 2020 Rachel A. Harmon is a professor at the University of Virginia School of Law, where she directs the Center for Criminal Justice. A leading scholar of policing, she previously served as a federal prosecutor in the U.S. Department of Justice’s Civil Rights Division, where she investigated and prosecuted civil rights crimes including hate crimes and cases of excessive force and sexu...