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Despite naysayers, books are alive and well
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· June 22, 2026
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Key points Further details about the series and its upcoming events can be found through the Aspen Times, which reported on the launch of Summer Words and its focus on the enduring presence of books in modern life. A series of public talks recently began with the first event taking place on June 22.
A series of public talks recently began with the first event taking place on June 22. The talks are part of Summer Words, which features panel and craft discussions.
The initial talk provided writers with technical information on pitching books. A key message emerged from the discussion, suggesting that books remain relevant in today's society.
Further details about the series and its upcoming events can be found through the Aspen Times, which reported on the launch of Summer Words and its focus on the enduring presence of books in modern life.
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Category: library Published: June 22, 2026 Source: Aspen Times Reading time: 1 min
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