As the holiday season approaches, curling up with a captivating book and a warm mug of hot chocolate is the perfect way to unwind. While the frenzy of Black Friday and Cyber Monday kept many of us busy, November still offered a treasure trove of literary gems. Here are some of the best books I … Read more
Spreading the Joy of Reading: NBC 26’s Book Drive Delivers for Local Students Green Bay, WI – The magic of storytelling is coming alive for children at Lincoln Elementary School thanks to a community-driven effort by NBC 26 and generous local donations. This year’s "If You Give a Child a Book" campaign, specifically designed to … Read more
Parisian Sketches Capture Winter’s Enchantment Minneapolis artist David Coggins finds himself drawn to Paris each winter – not for the romanticized spring blooms or bustling summer crowds, but for the unique charm the city exudes when a chill hangs in the air. For over two decades, Coggins and his family have made Paris their winter … Read more
Tolkien’s Epic Tales On Sale for Black Friday: A Chance to Own Middle-earth Black Friday is upon us, and for fans of fantasy and grand adventures, there’s a treasure trove of deals waiting to be discovered. J.R.R. Tolkien’s iconic works, timeless tales of hobbits, elves, and epic battles, are all sporting significant discounts. Whether you’re … Read more
Dixon Celebrates Small Businesses With Fun-Filled "Shop Small Saturday" Dixon, IL – Get ready to celebrate small businesses and kick off the holiday season in Dixon with a festive “Shop Small Saturday” event on November 30th. This community-wide initiative boasts exclusive deals, tempting prizes, and exciting author appearances to make it a truly memorable shopping … Read more
December Promises a Bounty of New Reads for Bookworms Though traditionally a quieter month for fresh releases, December 2024 is shaping up to be a welcome exception for bibliophiles, with a diverse roster of novels spanning genres from fantasy to science fiction to romance. Following the success of Secret Identity, the Eisner Award-nominated Maniacal, Alex … Read more
Dream in the Rhythm – Visions of Sound and Spirit in the MoMA Collection it is not just a publication but a deeply personal meditation on the echoes of a modern expression black in the vibrant and virtuous design of Grace Wales Bonner – who we like to define as “Marshall outside, Basquiat inside”. «An … Read more
The historical archive of Gabriela Mistral, Nobel Prize winner in Literature in 1945, was built by women. Correspondences, photographs and memories of the Chilean poet, educator and diplomat were kept by her secretaries – almost all of them close confidants – to later be scrutinized by researchers, such as the American Elizabeth Horan, an academic … Read more
«PI had my students read a literature book that explained through history how the economy works. The first thing I was asked was how many pages it has. When I answered 650, I heard only one word: out of the question…”. This answer is instantly given by a professor of Economics to the question “are … Read more
The way we have fun is changing. We don’t say it, but thousands of New Yorkers who are now turning their screens instead booksthose who replaced pub noise with literary debates. Those responsible for this latest trend will name themselves Reading Rhythms and they are revolutionizing modern entertainment with their reading parties. To our four … Read more