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About 100 years ago, an advertising executive had an idea. A book club, that would send members new books every month. If that sounds like a familiar idea, you’ve just
About 100 years ago, an advertising executive had an idea. A book club, that would send members new books every month. If that sounds like a familiar idea, you’ve just
A 41-year tradition continues this weekend in Jackson, Mississippi, with the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade, featuring the sweet potato queens. It all started when Jill Connor Browne and a
In recent months you could argue that Florida has become the de facto ground zero for book banning in schools. Hundreds of titles, ranging from the extreme to the innocuous,
Ask any serious fan of science fiction who the three most influential authors of the genre of the 20th century were. They will likely say Arthur c. Clarke, Robert Heinlein,
We’re kicking off the start of LGBTQ Pride Month with a conversation with one of the leading literary figures in the gay rights movement of the late 20th century. Armistead
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Tomorrow, May 19, is Mental Health Action Day. So today on Now I’ve Heard Everything, a 1994 conversation with a woman whose own mental
As a young man, Jeffery Deaver was a journalist. Then he was a lawyer for a while. But then his first love, writing, took over, and Deaver became a mystery
Let me take you back four and a half decades, and tell you about one of the most popular books of the late 1970s, a family saga said in Australia,
Back around 1988 or ’89, you could hardly go anywhere without seeing a little book written by a former Unitarian minister called All I Really Need to Know I Learned
Where has everybody’s manners gone? Doesn’t anybody have good manners anymore ? For over 40 years, syndicated columnist Judith Martin — better known as Miss Manners — has been helping