Book. “Dassault Falcon – Over Six Decades of French Innovation in Words and Pictures.”
Recently published by De Alk Publishers a book about the Dassault Falcon business jets. Since the first flight…
Early Prime Day Book Deals Are Live, and Some of Our Favorites Are Over 50% Off
Amazon’s October Prime Day officially kicks off next week, and apart from stocking up on Christmas and Halloween…
US trade group awards dissident Russian publishing house for fighting censorship
NEW YORK (AP) — The trade group for U.S. book publishers is honoring a dissident Russian house for…
Battle of the Books fundraiser for north libraries tops $2,000, logs 1st year with a perfect score
“What famous inventor did not believe in sign language despite having a deaf wife and mother?” If you’ve…
Sandra Scofield’s never had a bestseller, but that’s OK; her acclaimed Oregon novels saved her
Last month, The Oregonian reported that southern Oregon novelist Sandra Scofield had been nominated for the National Book…
When the storms of life loom, my family finds refuge in reading
Every night after dinner, our 14-year-old daughter picks up her Rubik’s Cube, and our 12-year-old son stretches out…
Bookmark This – College of Arts and Sciences
Amy Rossi is the author of “The Cover Girl.” (author photo by Samantha Everette) Bookmark This is a…
Beloved author Jacqueline Wilson on the books that have changed her life
Jacqueline Wilson, the beloved children’s writer shares the books that have made her laugh, cry and think. Her…
Stephen King is the most banned author in U.S. schools, PEN report finds
A new report on book bans in U.S. schools finds Stephen King as the author most likely to…
A Booker shortlist for grown-ups?
The Booker Prize has been criticised in recent years for prioritising youth and novelty over maturity, said Johanna…
The Reading Room bookstore and bar opening soon in Chattanooga
The Reading Room, a bookstore-bar hybrid, is set to open soon at 3210 Brainerd Road, in the Old…
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