An interview with Dutch graphic designerdesigner Irma Boom
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4 ‘Heartfelt’ books recommended for kids
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For the love of reading: New Hampshire Book Festival promotes literacy and community
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Fall Book Sale – Friends of Salem Public Library
A huge array of books at low, low prices will be available to purchase at this annual Fall…
ONBOOKS | OPINION: Three Arkansas voices, three measures of endurance
Philip Martin Philip Martin has been a columnist and critic for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette since 1993. In that…
LIBRARY COLUMN | Cozy up with a cup of fantasy | Features
As a youth, I loved high fantasy: expansive worldbuilding, epic storylines, and difficult-to-pronounce imaginary names. Tamora Pierce’s books…
Review: In Michael Farris Smith’s ‘Lay Your Armor Down,’ four outcasts struggle to survive in a malevolent world
“LAY YOUR ARMOR DOWN” by Michael Farris Smith (Little, Brown and Co., 272 pages, $29). Michael Farris Smith…
‘Dreamland’ author Sam Quinones profiles ‘The Perfect Tuba’
Add the tuba to the list of book subjects you probably thought you didn’t care about but that…
Book review: The Arabesque Table, by Reem Kassis
Having received critical acclaim – and a James Beard Foundation Award nomination – for her debut cookbook The…
5 Signs an Old Book Is Worth Serious Money
Whether you’re an avid thrifter or a lucky inheritor of books, you will be more than familiar with…
TN writer pens book for friend’s memoir – Times News Online
He called their experience “Fridays with Rich,” coined after Mitch Albom’s popular book “Tuesdays with Morrie.” Nearly every…
Clare Hey leaves Simon & Schuster UK
Clare Hey Clare Hey, publishing director of Adult Fiction, has left Simon & Schuster UK. Hey said that…