What's up with all the cowboy romances? Why readers want to saddle up with the genre.
Cowboy romances have evolved from the bodice ripper books of the past. What authors Lyla Sage and Danica Nava say makes a ...
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Katja Raganelli: How to Talk to Women
In intimate interviews with fellow female directors working in the European and US arthouse film industry of the 1970s and ...
3 audiobooks to whisk you away to other times and places
Among this month’s audiobook picks: “Bridgerton” actress Bessie Carter narrating Marie Benedict’s historical novel “Queens of ...
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New Get Caught Reading Posters Highlight Brooklyn Librarians
The Children's Book Council and its charitable arm, Every Child a Reader, have announced a partnership to present two new Get ...
Does the rise of Onyx Storm signal the end of the book snob?
Bookstores and bookworms say the the success of Rebecca Yarros’s romantasy series reflects a post-categorizable moment in ...
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An Argentinean Writer and the Movement for Women’s Rights
Selva Almada’s work is central to the battle to protect hard-won victories that President Javier Milei has vowed to overturn.
How bookstores in Pasadena and Monrovia became local aid resources after wildfires
Independent booksellers across Southern California have been helping by transforming into distribution hubs and providing ...
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Virginia 'Book Lady' is on a mission to 'bring a little bit of joy'
DANVILLE, Va. — A Virginia woman has set herself an ambitious goal: to donate one million books. While she has a long way to go, she has made significant progress by sharing her love of reading with ...
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My Life with Left-Handed Women
Waiting for them under the tree in our sunny Pasadena living room might be left-handed oven mitts or can openers, kitchen ...