Father’s Day Reads: The Naturalist
For some dads, harmony with nature is a way of life. We’ve got a few illuminating books for those rare moments when these wild…
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Father’s Day Reads: The Revolutionary
These five picks are for all those dads packed to the brim with lively, political opinions. The dads who stand strong in the face…
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Father’s Day Reads: The Bard
Whether personal or political, enormous or intimate, musical or theatrical, there are some who simply can’t get enough of the stage. To any and…
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Father’s Day Reads: The Explorer
For dads mad with wanderlust—or perhaps who call many places home—we’ve chosen five adventurous reads that investigate cities, languages and journeys, both personal and…
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Win $1000 for reading and writing about one of the most exciting novels of the twenty-first century
Fourteen years in the writing, and 1664 pages in length, theMystery.doc is one of the most unusual novels ever published, combining photographs, pop-up ads,…
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Akwaeke Emezi On NPR’s “Weekend Edition”
This weekend, Akwaeke Emezi sat down with NPR‘s Scott Simon to discuss her debut novel, Freshwater, which Simon describes as “the lyrical, nonlinear story of…
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Reintroducing Lindsay Gordon, Val McDermid’s “cynical socialist lesbian feminist journalist” heroine
The Lindsay Gordon novels are the series that set internationally bestselling writer Val McDermid on the path to becoming the world-class crime writer she…
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Helen Macdonald On NPR’s “Here & Now”
In her best-selling 2015 book “H is for Hawk,” Helen Macdonald wrote about training a goshawk after her father’s death. Now a new Nature…
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Eileen Myles On ‘How To Be Amazing’
Eileen Myles was Michael Ian Black’s guest on a recent episode of his ‘How To Be Amazing’ podcast. The effortlessly cool author/poet and Michael…
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Patricia Engel and Robert Olen Butler are Dayton Peace Prize Finalists
The Dayton Literary Peace Prize Foundation is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2017 Dayton Literary Peace Prize in fiction and nonfiction. “This…
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