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Art Beat talks to Phillip Hoose, who last week won the National Book Award for young people's literature for "Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice."
Among those who didn't win was an Allentown native who was in the running for the young literature honor. Colum McCann's ''Let the Great World Spin,'' a novel about daring, luck and mortality in 1970s New York, won the fiction prize Wednesday night at the 60th annual National Book Awards.
Review by Juanita Sherwood “In a Perfect World” is a timely novel. We should hope that it is not prophetic.
Grand Rapids author Jim Lewis’ book about his kayak trip down the Mississippi River has only been on book store and gift shops shelves a little over three weeks, but it has been selling fast.
Author David Mellott will speak and sign copies of his new book about the Penitentes of northern New Mexico 4 p.
Koontz's new book dealing with the creation of a new species doesn't quite manifest a miracle.
The National Book Award for fiction for 2009 has gone to Irish author Colm McCann who lives in New York for his book "Let the Great World Spin." The book is set in New York in 1974 when a French tightrope walker Philippe Petit walked between the two towers of the Twin Towers, creating a massive publicity stunt.
While Wordsworth and Byron were forging the age of Romantic literature, a burst of scientific discovery was happening that forever changed astronomy, chemistry, and physics. Author Richard Holmes reaches back to this period in history to understand the foundations of modern science.
BREWSTER: Dolores (Dodie) Beal Stephens brings her new book to life in a lecture at 10:30 a.m. Nov. 14 at the Southeast Museum.
SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Philippine literature carves its mark in the hall of literary fame as Xlibris announces the release of author Dhen M. Torres' Paraisong Bundok, a poignant and intense tale of a young boy's enduring battle against life.
PARK HILLS — Graduation is in an hour and 45 minutes and the entire audience must pass a Western Literature class before they can graduate.
This thoughtful collection reflects on faith and society
The author of a new book that will tell the stories of University of Alabama "untold heroes" is searching for former Alabama football players who also served in World War II to document their experiences in war and on the sports field.
Keith Waldrop won the 2009 National Book Award for "Transcendental Studies," a trilogy of collage poems. The two poems below are from "Transcendental Studies."
Understand the most fabulous machine on the planet.
What a long, strange trip it was.
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