I’ve Got Questions for Suzanne Groves

Editor’s Note: This exchange is part of a series of brief interviews with emerging writers of recent or forthcoming books. If you enjoyed it,…

I’ve Got Questions for Del Blackwater

Editor’s Note: This exchange is part of a series of brief interviews with emerging writers of recent or forthcoming books. If you enjoyed it,…

Book Fairs, Book Clubs, and Artists’ Residencies

Who doesn’t love a fair? A book fair, that is. This past weekend, I participated in the fifth annual Rocktown Author Festival hosted by…

I’ve Got Questions for Karen E. Osborne

Editor’s Note: This exchange is part of a series of brief interviews with emerging writers of recent or forthcoming books. If you enjoyed it,…

I’ve Got Questions for K.J. Fieler

Editor’s Note: This exchange is part of a series of brief interviews with emerging writers of recent or forthcoming books. If you enjoyed it,…

I’ve Got Questions for Nancy Christie

Editor’s Note: This exchange is part of a series of brief interviews with emerging writers of recent or forthcoming books. If you enjoyed it,…

2025 Reading–February and March

Highlights: Until August by Gabriel Garcia Marquez is a posthumous novel by the great writer that probably shouldn’t have been published by his heirs….

Words, words, words

What’s with all the words? In Act 2, Scene 2 of Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Polonius, attempting to learn the cause of Hamlet’s distraction, asks the…

Remembering the Peace Corps

“The Toughest Job You’ll Ever Love” The first week in March is Peace Corps Week, commemorating the founding of the Peace Corps in 1961…

International Women’s Day

Celebrate International Women’s Day and Women’s History Month with these books by or about women!

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