Grandson pens new book on Las Vegas mobster Meyer Lansky
When it comes to influential figures in the development of Las Vegas, Meyer Lansky could have had his own wing […]
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Venture beyond ‘Widow’s Bay’ with your summer reading list
Matthew Rhys in a scene from “Widow’s Bay.” (Apple TV+ via AP) Apple TV’s new genre-blending, horror-comedy, “Widow’s Bay,” has
New Graphic Novel ‘Charity & Sylvia’ Comes Under Scrutiny
Since its release on June 16, former Vermont cartoonist laureate Tillie Walden’s new graphic novel, Charity & Sylvia, has generated
With ‘Yellow Pine,’ novelist Watkins continues defending the Mojave desert
When Claire Vaye Watkins was busy picking up the most prestigious honors in short fiction for “Battleborn,” her debut collection
The Hidden History of Wilmington’s 1898 Coup
This is excerpted from They Stole A City: Wilmington’s White Supremacist Coup and the Families Who Live with Its Legacy
Elin Hilderbrand on Peacock’s ‘The Five-Star Weekend’
Books The bestselling author talks about seeing her novel come to life on Peacock, why filming on Nantucket mattered, Chloë
System of a Down’s John Dolmayan closes Torpedo Comics
One of Las Vegas’ most lavish comic shops, owned by a famous heavy metal drummer, has closed its doors for
A Minnesota Reader Forges a Bond With a Hyde Park Book Group
Books typically transport readers figuratively to a different place and time, where they get to know — again, figuratively —
Badlands golf course dispute inspires new Las Vegas-based novel
Erin Singer’s first published short story, “Bad Northern Women,” was inspired by her native Saskatchewan. It earned her a 2019