What Does a Modern Member of the House of Guinness Want You to Know About His Family History?
A message at the beginning of House of Guinness reads, “This fiction is inspired by true stories.” So,…
Norfolk-born man launches first book exploring language
Danny Bate, who now lives in Prague but who grew up in south Norfolk and went to school…
‘Fellow Travelers’ — For readers around the world, neighborhood publisher presents two new books from Capitol Hill writers
Capitol Hill is home to some unconventional and DIY literary endeavors ranging from the Silent Reading Party at…
Selections from what customers at Booklovers’ Gourmet are reading
Every other week, we ask local bookstores what their customers have been picking up in the preceding month.…
Nelson, B.C., author explains how her own family inspired latest novel
Rufous, a modern-day cartographer in his 40s, is losing his memory. Contending with the unreliability of his own…
Hit Your Reading Goals With the Kindle Essentials Bundle, Now $44 Off for Prime Day
While nothing really can replace the smell and feel of paperbacks, there’s something to be said for carrying…
Local author to launch new book on kindness at St. Vincent Place
Local author Peter Vaudry will be marking the release of his newest work at a special event hosted…
The 15 most banned books in U.S. schools
The most commonly banned books in U.S. schools include LGBTQ titles, international bestsellers, teen romantasy novels and a…
exploring the evidence that points to Pictish origins in north-east Scotland
Writing in the early 20th century, the celebrated author James Joyce noted that the Book of Kells –…
An Entrepreneur Shares His Top Business, Sales, and Leadership Books
Kyle Ray turned his window-cleaning side hustle into a six-figure business, thanks to a unique pricing structure and…
Books of the Month: What to read this October, from Kathy Burke’s forthright memoir to Benjamin Myers’s highly original new novel
The Anthony Bourdain Reader (Bloomsbury) includes “An Exquisite Corpse”, the last, mordant, previously unpublished piece that the television…
“If You Lie” opens with a closed trunk and frantic hope of escape
Sounds came. The steady ping of rain drumming against steel. The muted whoosh of wind. The high whine…