Review: In new book, Tom Piazza offers readers an intimate glimpse of singer/songwriter John Prine
“LIVING IN THE PRESENT WITH JOHN PRINE” by Tom Piazza (W.W. Norton & Co., 208 pages, $28). Tom…
Welsh publisher rescues thousands of Jackie Morris books from being destroyed
Just some of Jackie Morris’ celebrated works Independent publisher Graffeg has stepped in to save thousands of beautiful…
Jade Chang’s ‘What a Time to Be Alive’ takes aim at social media
The world is a confusing and scary place right now. Many of us are anxious wanderers in the…
With 831 Stories, romance fans get more than a steamy read : NPR
JUANA SUMMERS, HOST: Start with a beloved ’80s rom-com, then turn up the heat. ERIKA VEURINK: I took…
Spineless Reads Opens Its Doors At Settler’s Market
(Courtesy of Lucas Marino) JAMES CITY COUNTY — Spineless Reads, an independent fiction-focused bookstore that started online, will…
Head of Zeus appoints Vicki Mellor as publishing director for fiction
NewsSep 26, 2025by Maia Snow Vicki Mellor Head of Zeus has appointed Vicki Mellor as publishing director for fiction…
New donation site offered for American Association of University Women annual book sale | Local
When Southgate Center Market closed at 905 S. Second Ave., members of the American Association of University Women-Walla…
A review of Muscle Man by Jordan Castro
A review of Muscle Man by Jordan Castro, 272 pages, Catapult Books (September 2025) Jordan Castro made his…
Check out October 2025 programs and services at Bluffton Public Library
MEDIA RELEASE__For more information, visit www.BlufftonPublicLIbrary.org Banned Books Week is October 5–11: “Censorship is so 1984. Read for Your…
I Humbly Beg Your Speedy Answer: Read an excerpt from a new book on advice columns
General questions about courtship appeared among the first set of personal inquiries published in the Mercury in May…
New book explores ‘off-the-beaten-path’ destinations in New Brunswick and P.E.I.
There’s a new tourist guide out for those who prefer to explore close to home in the Maritimes…
September’s Best Reviewed Nonfiction ‹ Literary Hub
Arundhati Roy’s Mother Mary Comes to Me, Stephen Greenblatt’s Dark Renaissance, and Jill Lepore’s We the People all…