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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."
Karen Melvin, a native of Streator, has contributed her photography, which specializes in home interiors, to a book on homes on Lake Minnetonka in Minnesota. Melvin, who now resides in Minnesota, collaborated with author Bette Jones Hammel on "Legendary
In between caring for her three young sons, Ashleigh Grambo somehow finds time to write.
USA TODAY talks with Howie Mandel, comedian and host of 'Deal or No Deal,' about his new book, 'Here's the Deal: Don't Touch Me.'
A few months ago, Sci had a secret shame. A secret, secret shame. For Sci is a science blogger, and blogs on Scienceblogs and... ...didn't know ANYTHING about evolution. Ok, perhaps that wasn't exactly true. But Sci's a physiologist, not an evolutionary biologist. I studied neuroanatomy, not HOW that neuroanatomy evolved. In my day to day life, I could care less how it GOT that way, what I'm ...
"We live in an age of memoir," says Ben Yagoda, who traces their development in his new book, Memoir: A History. Yagoda names "the five greatest memoirs you've probably never heard of":
Charlie James will read from his new book, "Life Lines: Charles James Selected Poems 1990-2009," at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 3, at Community "Arts of Elmira Inc, 413 Lake St., Elmira.
If you're looking for a little bit of Zen during the craziness of the holiday rush, check out this book.
By Craig Bidiman The Daily Barometer All writers see the world much differently than others. However, few see it as Jess Walter does. The 2006 National Book Award finalist paid a visit to the Valley Library on Friday night to a packed Valley Library rotunda.
Day dreamers constantly get pushed to pay attention and author Diana DelRusso learned to channel those subconscious thoughts into her latest children's book, "Pages, The Book-Maker Elf.
Clive James best known as a broadcaster and writer of memoirs has finally received recognition as a poet after being nominated for the Costa book prize.
New author Michael Willihnganz believes that when it comes to Chinese political history of the past 200 years or so, Americans are sorely misinformed.
Piha photographer Craig Levers has documented our unique relationship with the sea in his new book.
Another engrossing Anita Shreve novel about adventure in Africa, and a marriage in turmoil.
Five non-fiction authors have been named as finalists for the 2010 Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature.
“Double Luck,” a memoir by author Gordon Lu, will be the first selection in a community reading program set to launch in the spring. The project, modeled after many throughout the nation that aim to ignite community discussions and promote...
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