“The First Gentleman,” by Bill Clinton, James Patterson
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Two Nevada authors to represent state in National Book Festival
Two books by local authors were chosen by Nevada Humanities to represent the state in the 2025 Library of Congress
Elizabeth Strout’s latest (an Oprah pick)
Editor’s note: The opinions of the smart, well-read women in my Denver book club mean a lot, and often determine
Black Mountain Institute marks 20 years in Vegas with fall events
Black Mountain Institute, the international literary center based at UNLV, is celebrating 20 years with a slate of high-profile events
Faces of freedom come alive through Black history storytelling effort
For the sake of sharing some newly emerging Black and deeply rooted American history, Hayden Flanagan, 13, a student at
Ivy Pochoda’s ‘Ecstasy’ delivers modern retelling of Euripides’ ‘The Bacchae’
Ivy Pochoda is best known for her atmospheric crime novels, including the acclaimed “Sing Her Down.” Her new book, “Ecstasy,”
Ivy Pochoda’s ‘Ecstasy’ delivers modern retelling of Euripides’ ‘The Bacchae’
Ivy Pochoda is best known for her atmospheric crime novels, including the acclaimed “Sing Her Down.” Her new book, “Ecstasy,”
Lee Cole’s ‘Fulfillment’ proves he’s a rising literary star
Don’t look now, but a colossal literary career is sneaking in under the radar. Three years ago, Lee Cole’s splendid
‘The Peculiar Gift of July’ takes place on fictional remote WA island
There’s a moment in local author Ashley Ream’s new novel when Anita, a solitary grocer on a remote island in
Ex-White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre left Democratic Party, publisher of her book says
Politics Jean-Pierre has switched her affiliation to independent after working in two Democratic administrations, according to the publisher of her