In “Radical Red,” William F. Buckley’s Legacy Meets Body Horror
Nathan Dixon: Radical Red | BOA Editions; June 2025 Growing up in Cary during the nineties, Nathan Dixon often rode […]
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Stephanie Elizondo Griest’s Book Is a New Kind of Road Manual
“I began taking [the term art monk] more seriously when I entered a stage of total nomadism that was precipitated,”
Talking to Pulitzer Prize Winner Kathleen DuVal
This story was first published on the Border Belt Independent website Kathleen DuVal has a lot to say about early
New Bookstore Daughters Coffee & Books Open in South Durham
There are a number of cafés and bookstores in Durham. Many cater their spaces to certain audiences—teenagers picking up fantasy
Former Gawker “Editor of the Internet” Turns Toward Analog Media
In another timeline, journalist Neetzan Zimmerman was in charge of creating clickable stories that would drive millions of monthly page
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New Book “Holler” Tells the Story of Appalachian Climate Activists
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between BPR and Grist, a nonprofit environmental media organization. The Mountain Valley Pipeline
In “The Fabulous Ordinary,” A Portrait of Southeastern Biodiversity
Georgann Eubanks is all lit up and talking about fireflies. “There are 75 species in the eastern part of the
NC Legislation Targets Public School Libraries
This story first published online at UNC Media Hub. Tara Gold has never experienced a book challenge during her four years
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
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,