November 2026 – Drew University’s Writers@Drew series hosted Isabella DeSendi and Tomás Q. Morín for readings and Q&A with students. DeSendi, a Latina poet and educator, read from her debut poetry collection Someone Else’s Hunger, which received the gold medal…
Storytellers bring folk and fairy tales from around the world, original stories, and beloved children's books to life every... Tales at the Wood - Children's Story Hour Storytellers bring folk and fairy tales from around the world, original stories, and beloved…
A famous bookfluencer, known as Mychal The Librarian and host of the “Reading Rainbow” digital reboot, is holding numerous storytimes in Bend for local grade-school children. Mychal Threets, 36, will visit nine elementary schools on Monday, Nov. 9 and Tuesday, Nov. 10, reading…
Two literary journals have published fiction by Hobart and William Smith student Hazel Brown, with two more short stories and two poems accepted for future publication. Brown, a member of the Class of 2028, connected with editors at Pangyrus and Gulf…
This alert has expired. Please change the scheduled time and publish to show again or delete. Due to forecasted storms, free sand for sandbags is now available on a first-come, first-serve basis at nine City of Phoenix parks. City of…
PERRY COUNTY — 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 2025 BookBub survey of…
New York Times best-selling children's author and co-founder of We Need Diverse Books Aisha Saeed speaks to Powhatan School students during her day-long campus visit to the independent school near Boyce on Monday. She is shown explaining how the cover…
Twenty years ago, when I first came to the Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference in Vermont, we let our cell phones die. There was no signal. We were moving off-radar. I remember the feeling of immersion almost physically. There was nowhere…
We’ve got a lot of great stuff on tap as part of our Personal Essay Sprint. Catch up on our chat about finding the meat of your essay and join us for a live session about what to do when…
Edith René, a young writer from Ottawa, was the winner of the 2026 First Page student writing challenge in the Grades 10 to 12 category for their story Lost For Words. René's inventive story explored how book bans and censorship can impact…
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