HUNTSVILLE – A popular local independent bookstore without a storefront will soon be no longer … without a storefront. Snail on the Wall, the go-to online site for many local readers, is going brick-and-mortar. Landing in Huntsville’s Five Points, the city’s first…
Kuwait Times NBK hosts author at first session of ‘Reading Club’ KUWAIT: National Bank of Kuwait (NBK) hosted Kuwaiti author Abdulrazzaq Behbehani at the inaugural session of its “Reading Club,” launched in collaboration with That Al Salasil Bookstore. The event…
A beloved Winston-Salem bookstore and nonprofit organization is searching for a new leader after a longtime member and executive director is departing. Bookmarks announced on Thursday that Jamie Rogers Southern will step down in January 2027 from her executive director position.
Our feast of fabulous reviews this week includes Dwight Garner on Annie Proulx Stories, Clare Clark on Louise Kennedy’s Stations, John Semly on William Gass’s The Tunnel, Daniel Mason on Tom Drury’s West of Loveland, and Nick Holdstock on William…
This holiday season, we invite you to share comfort, quiet, or excitement with each person on your gift list. From beautifully illustrated Bibles and devotionals to novels and picture books, this guide holds the perfect book for every reader—including…
Gold Shoe Books, the new bookstore that opened six weeks ago in University City, was once just a daydream for Debra Kennard. She has always been a bookworm: From her childhood in St. Louis to her years in Chicago working…
In these renovation romance books, characters fall in love as they fix up crumbling houses, inns, and farms. Carolina Ciucci is a teacher, writer and reviewer based in the south of Argentina. She hoards books like they’re going out of…
Black authors are telling stories about being grateful for their spirituality and having supportive communities. A pro athlete writes his first children’s book encouraging young readers to collaborate with others to accomplish goals. Entertainers and performers dedicated to their crafts…
Filipino horror isn’t just about jump scares—it’s where myth meets memory, where the ordinary walks beside the mysterious. From haunted apartments to aswang-ridden streets, these stories reimagine fear as a mirror for our humor, heartbreak, and history. But beyond…
Why I’ve come around to the idea of joining a book group. I swore I’d never be in a book group. Don’t get me wrong: I love these groups’ invitations to attend and discuss one of my books. I always…
Where readers gather — discussions, festivals, signings, collecting, and special editions.
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