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Modern literature often focuses on trending themes, but heritage and cultural depth continue to resonate with many readers. Daniel Allaire’s My Life In The North demonstrates how stories rooted in ancestry and lived experience can leave a lasting impact. Do you believe cultural narratives still attract wide audiences in today’s publishing world, or are they becoming a niche market? How should authors balance personal heritage with modern themes to remain relevant and appealing to diverse readers today
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