How NC Libraries May be Impacted by Dramatic Federal Cuts
OOn March 14, two things happened to America’s beloved library system. Hours before a government shutdown would have occurred, the […]
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Lauren Christensen on Grief and Memoir
The cover of the writer Lauren Christensen’s memoir features a black blot, a hazy orange mass blooming outward. A poppy,
Adam Sobsey Goes In Search of Signs and Wonders
The snow that fell on Durham last month postponed Adam Sobsey’s reading at the Jewish Book Festival. This seemed oddly
Talking to Author Tracy Deonn About New Release”Oathbound”
Tracy Deonn | March 19, 7 p.m. | Witherspoon Student Center, Raleigh In a time when readers are increasingly searching
Rob Christensen on the News & Observer’s Legacy
One North Carolina governor called it “congenitally critical.” Senator Jesse Helms, not surprisingly, was a bit more pointed: the newspaper
West Raleigh Residents Advocate for a Library in Limbo
Yevonne Brannon remembers taking her toddler daughter to the grand opening of Athens Drive Community Library, housed inside Athens Drive
Talking With Durham Poet Bridget Bell
All That We Ask of You Is To Always Be Happy | CavanKerry Press; Feb. 4 If social media and
The Story of The Stanford L. Warren Library
Toni Morrison’s Song of Solomon is set in Michigan but begins with a reference to Durham: “The North Carolina Mutual