Published: Jun 11, 2024 07:30 AM Newtown resident Katherine Williams is celebrating the release of her second book, Lost Family, a historical fiction novel set in WWII France. In the...
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We're thrilled to announce the shortlist for The Week Junior Book Awards 2024 brought to you in partnership with The Bookseller.Celebrating the brilliant world of children’s books and the talented people who create...
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Anyone who reads a lot of popular non-fiction is accustomed to the inevitable disappointment of the movie version. Stinkers like Unbroken, In The Heart of the Sea, and He’s Just...
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So, inevitably, we talk a lot more, and meta-ly, about language, words, meaning—though Sloan doesn’t think it was inevitable that language would be the breakthrough AI technology. Could’ve been vision,...
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June 11, 2024, 4:58am Dear Readers, it is once again Tuesday, and that means, as ever, that there are new things to read and rejoice in. And today is no...
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Editor’s Note: Patricia Grisafi, PhD, is a freelance writer whose work has been featured in The Guardian, Salon, NBC, Los Angeles Review of Books, The Mary Sue, The Daily Dot and...
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Sometimes you stop and look at the books that do and do not get awards from the American Library Association and you cannot help but scratch your head. We give...
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Some people pursue a career in writing by just getting an MFA. In contrast, John W. Maly has a career built on degrees related to psychology, law, computer science, and...
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An award-winning children's writer is bringing a show inspired by his own family's fishing escapades to Horse + Bamboo in Waterfoot.Author and performer Oliver Sykes, 34, was one of six kids...
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It’s three o’clock in the morning and the flunkey appears, gripping a phone. Bad news, of course. Apparently, North Korea has launched a nuclear attack on the West. What to...
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