The Past-Forward Memoir Writers, a community-based writing group, have released their third book, “For the Record,” and will be reading segments and signing copies Sunday afternoon in the Charleston...
This weekend I had the opportunity to see “Dune” in theaters. With no prior knowledge of the books or previous film adaptations, I didn’t know what to expect. Going into it, I’m pretty sure I thought...
Colorful cakes and festive fruits representing popular children’s and young adult books were on display for the ninth annual Edible Book Festival Monday, kicking off the 2019 National Library Week celebration.
This...
An Eastern alumnus returned a library book to Booth Library Wednesday that was 16,347 days overdue.
Gary Henigman, who graduated in 1977, received a copy of “Twilight of the Gods: The Beatles in...
Booth Library hosted the fall book sale by the clock tower Wednesday morning.
Everyone was welcome to browse books from multiple genres and buy any hardback for $2 and any paperback for $1; there were...
As part of an up-and-coming program focusing on the concept of mortality, the Center for the Humanities, in conjunction with members of the community, will be hosting a book club in various locations...
More than 10 years and a canceled movie deal later, young adult author Daniel Handler has adopted the pseudonym Lemony Snicket again to revamp his infamous book series, “A Series of Unfortunate Events.”
Only...
Bradley Tolppanen, a professor of library services, published his first book "Churchill in North America, 1929. A Three Month Tour of Canada and the United States."
The book took four years to write and...
