LIBRARY COLUMN | Books for struggling and reluctant readers | Features
Libraries are a place for all, and the Manhattan Public Library has recently taken a step towards making…
Richard Van Camp gears up for next graphic novel
Following the success of the first graphic novel in his Wheetago War series, Richard Van Camp is ready…
Back-to-school reads recommended by Tucson book festival volunteers
Special to the Arizona Daily Star With the possible exception of parents, no one welcomes the start of…
“Being Carlos Alcaraz” Author Mark Hodgkinson on His Legendary Loss to Antonio López
Antonio López doesn’t play so much these days—he spends more time coaching than competing now—but when he does…
A visit to Adriana Trigiani’s home library
“Maybe something’s wrong with me,” the novelist Adriana Trigiani said on a sweltering morning earlier this summer at…
‘Keep the craft alive’: Moravian Book Shop pushes back on use of AI
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Moravian Book Shop is closing the chapter on artificial intelligence before it could even begin.…
10 books to read this fall, from Pynchon to Presley
NEW YORK (AP) — Fall books mean more than literary fiction. The top releases this season range from…
The ghost in the publishing machine
Photographs by Nick Fancher In the still hours before dawn while most of Dayton Ohio, sleeps, Joshua Lisec…
Banned! The 20 books they didn’t want you to read | Books
The banning of books, it would be easy to think, is a relic of less enlightened ages. The Catholic…
Word on the street: What was your favorite summer read?
Armana Aradom Berkeley High School senior Armana Aradom read “Persuasion,” a novel by Jane Austen. “I really liked…