WCIV Charleston Literary Festival: Julie Orringer Julie Orringer introduces her new novel, Luna, Phoenix, Queen, a riveting tour de force. A novel that “breaks all the rules and makes its own” (Andrew Sean Greer), Luna, Phoenix, Queen follows married English…
| Syndicated Content | bdemo.com The Bloomfield Democrat By the Hearth Bookstore and Coffeeshop will celebrate local writers during a multi-author book signing from 4 to 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 6. Iowa voters have spent this fall hearing two men who want to be…
November 5, 2026 / 6:26 PM EST / CBS Atlanta Katy Marshall says she always has to prepare and get herself into character before reading her books to children at schools in her community. That preparation includes practicing her lines and songs, boosting her energy,…
Signals AZ Phoenix Local Author Fair Celebrates Arizona Literary Talent Discover Arizona’s diverse literary talent at Phoenix Public Library’s annual Local Author Fair on Saturday, November 7, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Burton Barr Central Library. Featuring more than…
It began with a typical lunch-hour conversation in the cafeteria at Western Canada High School. Well, maybe it wasn’t that typical. Darren Yang and Erica McKinnon, then 16-year-old literature buffs and writers, were discussing the magazines they liked to read,…
Initially, Ibeh’s ambition did not clearly point him toward literature. Although he considered studying English, Ibeh chose history and international relations at the Federal University in Nigeria, imagining a future at the United Nations, practicing law or in teaching international…
Pushing the bounds of fiction and nonfiction, five dynamic authors unite to present the breadth of their most captivating works. Whether exploring alternate realities, fighting for humanitys future, honoring family history, promoting holistic wellness, or revealing novel viewpoints, F.
PERRY COUNTY, Miss. (RHCJC News) - Artificial intelligence is changing how authors write, edit and publish books, but its growing use has some readers questioning the quality of what they’re buying and whether authors should disclose when they use it. A…
An essential voice for our times, New York Times bestselling author Ta-Nehisi Coates does precisely what he argues the best writers do: haunt. His cogent yet lyrical arguments linger long after they have been read. His landmark 2014 essay “The Case…
The literary world is at war. On one side, the writers and publishers devoted to the human craft of writing. On the other, those who wield machines that can spit out a novel in seconds. And now a French prize…
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