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Review by Juanita Sherwood “Half Broke Horses” is listed as a true-life novel. That designation is used because the book is based on experiences of the author’s grandmother, which are true, but to tie them altogether, the author has added dialogue and information that she cannot substantiate. Thus, she has designated it as a novel.
"The Education of a British-Protected Child" (Knopf, 208 pages, $24.95), by Chinua Achebe: Nigerian author Chinua Achebe's new book, his first in 20 years, is not especially new. And maybe that's part of the point.
St. Louis author Earl Austin pens book about sports parents
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Never mind the recession. Workers can still find ways to do less and get away with it, says the author of a tongue-in-cheek look at the workplace, "How to Relax Without Getting the Axe."
Sheikh Zayed Book Award's collaboration with University of Oxford promotes cultural exchange.
Book review: British historian retells the story of WWII through 3 colorful generals
The “A Magical Wish” program performed by local Fairview book author Max Sanders will be presented at the Westview United Methodist Church on Sunday night, Nov. 15 starting at 6 p.m. The program is free and open to the public.
By Laura Catoe Times Staff Writer Children’s book author and artist Jan Brett has sold millions of books. “Books are just fantastic,” said Brett, who will be at Books-A-Million at the Gadsden Mall Saturday.
Barbara Kingsolver would like to thank you, Miami. As part of what she calls ``evangelizing for literature,'' the author of the beloved novels The Bean Trees and The Poisonwood Bible told a full house Monday night at Miami Book Fair International that ``the real beating heart of democracy is the place people love books. I salute you for your love of reading.''
' The Splendor Falls' Author: Rosemary Clement-Moore Data: Random House, 528 pages, $17.99 read more
Dr. Alton Loveless, a local author and columnist for the Farmington Press will host a book signing today from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Oasis Bookstore, 102 W. Liberty.
Kathy Charles’ debut novel Hollywood Ending was recently released by Text Publishing. In my review for the October issue of Australian Book Review I said: ‘Kathy Charles creates a world both familiar and strange … Despite being highly, if darkly, entertaining, the book hints at deeper issues, such as the extent of superficial distraction in contemporary [...]
NEW YORK It’s nothing new for aggrieved authors to write letters to the highly influential New York Times Book Review, protesting a negative review, or one rife with errors. Sometimes the protest relates to the unfair choice of reviewer.
Hillary Jordan, the Bellwether Prize-winning author of “Mudbound,” will bethe guest of honor at the Nov. 22 event.
When Mary T. Ficalora wrote “Choosing Honor: An American Woman’s Search for God, Family and Country in an Age of Corruption,” she knew some of her ideas would spark criticism that she was anti-religious or unpatriotic. The attacks came her way, but nothing could be further from the truth, said Ficalora, an Agoura Hills mother of three whose first book is winning some positive reviews and ...
BEVERLY SHORES | The Save the Dunes Shop will host a book signing from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday for a new book on Indiana's State Parks by Glory-June Greiff.
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