The theme for National Library Week 2024 (April 7-13) is Ready, Set, Library! National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature and Newbery and Pura Belpré-award winning author Meg Medina will serve as 2024 Honorary Chair. “I’m thrilled to serve as the honorary chair...
QUARTERLY CREATIVE NONFICTION ESSAY CONTEST OVERVIEW: WOW! is proud to introduce our newest essay contest! The mission of this contest is to inspire creative nonfiction and provide well-rewarded recognition to contestants. The contest is open globally; age is of no...
EIGHT WRITERS SET TO RECEIVE $175,000 EACH, OFFERING FINANCIAL SECURITY & CREATIVE FREEDOM INCLUDING US WRITERS CHRISTINA SHARPE, HANIF ABDURRAQIB, CHRISTOPHER CHEN & KATHRYN SCANLAN Yale University, New Haven, Tuesday 2 April 2024: Today,...
The Book Industry Study Group announced last month that Phil Ollila will be recognized with the Sally Dedecker Award for Lifetime Service at BISG's Annual Meeting on Friday, April 12 in New York City. Established in 2013 and named for one of BISG’s longtime volunteers...
Good Book to Read, The Strange Case of the Pharaoh’s Heart, Timothy Miller, Seventh Street Books – To crack the case the time around, Sherlock Holmes must return to the place he swore he’d never revisit and face his demons. . . literally . . .
Good Book to Read, Did I Ever Tell You?, Genevieve Kingston, Simon & Schuster – Did I Ever Tell You? reads like a novel but is an unforgettable true story.
The audiobook market is booming, dispite some challenges, according to panelists who participated March 14 in a London Book Fair panel about "The Future of Audio in Publishing: Global Trends and the Impact of AI." The panel was moderated by Videl Bar-Kar, cice...
The Witch of New York , Alex Hortis, Pegasus Crime – The Trials of Polly Bodine and the Cursed Birth of Tabloid Justice
Good Book to Read: Lost Man’s Lane, Scott Carson, Atria/Emily Bestler Books – A teenager explores the darkness hidden within his hometown in this spellbinding supernatural thriller …
The Deerfield Massacre, James Swanson, Scribner – Once it was one of the most infamous events in early American history. Today, it has been nearly forgotten.
