GW Alumna Wrote New Book on Coffee’s Role in U.S. History | GW Today
George Washington University alumna Michelle Craig McDonald, M.A. ’94, has written her new book, “Coffee Nation.” The book…
100 years on, Tagore Library rediscovers one of its 1st books | Lucknow News
Lucknow: In a fascinating find that bridges the past with the present, the staff of Tagore Library at…
Novels with a certain structure are more likely to be classics
The enduring popularity of books may depend on more than just their story Tetra Images, LLC / Alamy…
‘Listen To Your Sister’: A Q&A with writer Neena Viel ahead of Six Bridges Book Festival
Whether you’re eager to find a surprise bestseller with an underwater creature as its protagonist (“Remarkably Bright Creatures”…
House of Day, House of Night
House of Day, House of Night, by the Nobel Prize-winning Polish author Olga Tokarczuk, is a novel set…
Fishtrap Fireside returns and the Oregon Book Awards Author Tour • Oregon ArtsWatch
I saw thousands of pumpkins last nightcome floating in on the tide,bumping up against the rocks androlling up…
Vt. musician, teacher, author holds a musical book event — Waterbury Roundabout
Berlin resident, award-winning author, and teaching cellist Melissa Perley has a new children’s book to share with young…
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Ian McEwan’s What We Can Know, Arundhati Roy’s Mother Mary Comes to Me, Kiran Desai’s The Loneliness of…
Football As Religion
In 2018, Rick Bass took the field as a member of the Texas Express, a semipro football team…
‘What a Time to Be Alive’ review: Jade Chang satirizes wellness gurus
Book Review What a Time to Be Alive By Jade ChangEcco: 304 pages, $29 If you buy books…
The Publishing Industry Has a Gambling Problem
In 1970, a New York publishing company put out a debut novel by an editor and former teacher…
New novel from Jane Hamilton reflects on motherhood, friendship in the 1970s
Jane Hamilton uses Wisconsin as a setting for parts of every book she writes. She writes from her…