The Swoon Reads community helped choose Sandy Hall’s “A Little Something Different” for publication. Now, they need to choose the cover.
Free copies of “What’s the Story” will be distributed at downtown Metro stations
Anne Waldman, Yusef Komunyakaa and Eduardo Corral will be among the guests, March 27-30.
Lara Prescott won one of 25 official slots in this week’s live-streaming storytelling event.
An Appalachian town in Tennessee is about to be flooded by a new dam — then a little girl goes missing.
PopcornTime makes torrenting as easy as Netflix. The only problem? It’s illegal.
Annual award from the Arts Club of Washington will be presented April 26.
This year’s star thinks he and the winner deserve privacy now that the show is done. The producers clearly disagree.
The list of finalists for the award was dominated by American writers
Some of the biggest names in the tech industry are behind this book-delivery app.
Washington Post chief correspondent Dan Balz to be the first author on March 10.
It’s hard to imagine a more delightful holiday than LitWorld’s “World Read Aloud Day.”
We weren’t sure our daughter could enjoy books till we discovered Jack Prelutsky’s poems.
“We Are All Completely Beside Ourselves,” by Karen Joy Fowler, is among the books vying for the $15,000 prize.
A poor African man flees revolution at home to find a surprising love in the American Midwest.
Before they award the Criticism prize, the National Book Critics Circle judges must figure out what criticism is.
David Biespiel, chair of the poetry prize committee, reflects on a year of critical reading.
Her collection “Blue Yodel” will be published next year.
If a review can’t talk about the novel’s central theme or its plot, what’s left for the reviewer to do for 1,000 words?
(Video) In this wide-ranging interview, Phillips talks about what he writes, loves and believes.