October 30, 2013
We chat with three high school English teachers to find out if students today still love/hate the same books that we grew up reading.
Read More
We chat with three high school English teachers to find out if students today still love/hate the same books that we grew up reading.
Read MoreIn Dealers, author Peter Madsen interviews hustlers, thieves and cops to better understand the human aspects of selling drugs in New York City.
Read MoreOne writer's obsessive hunt for the real life story of reclusive American astrologer Linda Goodman.
Read MoreEveryone from the Pawnee Parks Department may hate the library, but that doesn’t mean they hate reading.
Read More
Exposure to literature by African-Americans ends in the classroom for some readers, but everyone should know these nine authors.
Read MoreRest easy, bibliophiles: No director will be ruining these beloved books.
Read MoreMatt Zoller Seitz, Richard Brody and Lisa Rosman discuss The Wes Anderson Collection, Seitz’s intimate look at the work of the critically acclaimed director.
If you want a laugh but are too lazy to read, these audiobooks narrated by their comic authors are for you.
Jhumpa Lahiri discusses the inspiration for her new novel, The Lowland, her family’s politics and the mystery of her parents’ lives in India.
Read MoreAmong the strip malls and swamps of South Florida, a teenager struggles with the violence of everyday life.
Read More
A Black Balloon Publication ©