This week on the bookish internet

It is a truth universally acknowledged that once an author reaches a certain amount of fame, they must create their own list of rules for writers. Josh Jones shares Anton Chekhov‘s rules. (OpenCulture)
Jordon Todorov reports on an absolutely wild literary and archaeological prank, in which a writer claimed to find evidence that “Hansel and Gretel” was real. (Atlas Obscura)
Book Riot readers reflect on their favorite, first doorstopper novels.
Gabriel Urza considers what writers can learn from magicians. (LitHub)

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I thought the stage magic article was fascinating, thanks for sharing!

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