Sunday hours added at some buildings.
St. Louis art photographer Don P. Marquess has written 47 brief essays and packed them together as “Quickies.”
In “Her Father’s Past,” St. Louis writer Glenn Sartori brings back private eye Jennifer Sturgis — who turns out to be the “Her” of the title.
T.J. Newman had her eureka moment for her debut novel while working as a flight attendant.
Miami Herald reporter's description of both the hard work of investigation and the perilous current state of newspapers adds an important dime…
Run by hundreds of volunteers, the book fair raised some $2.6 million for literacy and other programs over its four decades, officials said.
More fans will be able to listen to Laurell K. Hamilton talk about her new book next month.
13 authors in the running for the prestigious Booker Prize for fiction.
Jim Merkel’s “Growing Up St. Louis” will be subject of book signing on Aug. 3. Released in March 2020, COVID-19 shutdowns scuttled prior prese…
Plenty of mystery novels serve up good twists, some of them skillful enough to surprise even a suspicious reader.
The well-worn trope of a person suffering amnesia receives a fresh update in “The Stranger in the Mirror."
In the preface to his new book, Alan Maimon writes that he's “not here to take shots at J.D. Vance's ‘Hillbilly Elegy,'" but then he eviscerat…
After more than a year of virtual author events, the St. Louis County Library will host conductor Leonard Slatkin in person.
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Author's papers were recently acquired by Washington University.
Missouri's sixth poet laureate is Maryfrances Wagner, who has published nine collections of poetry and taught high school and college for 30 years.
NEW YORK (AP) — Colin Kaepernick will release a series of books through the children's publisher Scholastic, starting with a picture story sch…
NEW YORK (AP) — Jordan Pavlin, the publisher of such young and acclaimed authors as Tommy Orange, Ayana Mathis and Yaa Gyasi, has been promote…
Renowned poet, inspired by her second-grade teacher, will participate in Washington University's virtual Summer Writers Institute.
The 40-year-old Brit's latest, a meticulous portrait of a real-life New York power broker, is further confirmation that he's among the best wr…
One family saga carries immigrants from Germany to St. Louis.
Crime novelist published dozens of books and stories.
With 80 poles available, equipment can be checked out at every branch.
When a Missouri map omitted a town and jumbled highway numbers, McDonald County reacted by deciding to secede from the state.
Margaret Hermes worked on "The Opposite of Chance" since her own travels as a young woman.
Women face issues from hoarding to voting rights in fascinating books.
St. Louis author Joy Harris-Bird hopes to gather 300 books this year and to hold drives twice each year.
Homicide detective Maggie D’arcy has been hoping to heat up a cross-Atlantic romance with her sweetheart, Conor Kearney, but after a body turn…
