Find out in BROOKLYN, BROOKLYN, BROOKLYN, Book 2 in “The Adventures of Brooklyn the Doberman™” series, created and written by Kevin Ron Taylor, officially on sale today at BrooklynTheDoberman.com Set in the colorful town of Pawdale, the second adventure shifts…
The Friends of the Tuscaloosa Public Library Bookstore will thank supporters with a Customer Appreciation Sale. The Fall Customer Appreciation Sale, which runs through Oct. 31, offers shoppers 50% off all regularly priced items costing $4 or less. The sale recognizes the bookstore's…
The Friends of the Tuscaloosa Public Library Bookstore has surpassed $100,000 in annual sales for the fourth consecutive year. The bookstore generated $102,298 in sales during its 2025-26 fiscal year. It is located in the back left corner of the Tuscaloosa Public Library,…
💪 A(nother) new study has linked reading to longer lifespans. Go ahead and feel smug. The CDC says it’s okay to have a little confirmation bias as a treat. Spread the word. Share this email with friends. GQ published a…
Missouri prize-winning poet, author and educator Terry Belew will be tonight's feature poet for Wednesday Night Poetry at Kollective Coffee+Tea, 110 Central Ave. The regular open mic session for all poets, musicians and storytellers will begin at 6:30 p.m. Belew will begin…
I moved to Tallahassee when I was 12. I live in Brenham, Texas, now, but I still have deep roots in Tallahassee. Much of my family lives there, and we've come back every year as our kids have grown up. They…
New Delhi: The New India Foundation (NIF) has announced the shortlist for this year’s Kamaladevi Chattopadhyay NIF Book Prize (KCBP). It comprises five outstanding works of non-fiction on modern and contemporary India, all published in 2025. These five books span the…
To mark the 300th anniversary of Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels, researchers from the University of Liverpool have collaborated on a new online exhibition, Gulliver's Travels: Before and Beyond. Hosted by the University library's Digital Heritage Lab, the exhibition not only showcases…
This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge Week 3: Slow and Steady. Still is a small bedtime-story app for people who would rather read something quiet than spend another half hour choosing what to read. Pick a woodland…
Lee, a one-time student of land surveying at UCLA, is a soul brother to Kafka’s K caught in similar thrall to the state, his problem being army inclusion as opposed to castle exclusion. He journeys across America from west to…
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