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There’s nothing wrong with a little toddler terror every now and then…
The singer and author of What Is It All But Luminous comes to DC on Mon., Oct. 2nd, at 7PM.
A new survey of Great War novels finds that 91% of respondents have read either a few or many books set during this era.
These gorgeous little book-length essays showcase compelling writing on an expanding array of the everyday.
The author of Americana comes to DC this Thurs., Sept. 28th, at 6:30PM.
The celebrated novelist celebrates another writer: the late Peter Taylor.
What do book lovers have queued up on their nightstands and ready to read before lights-out? We asked one of them, and here’s what she said.
A Canadian classic gets its due
