Here Are a Few of the Best Discussions at the National Book Festival
We sorted through more than 100 panels and discussions to pick some you shouldn't miss.
View ArticleHow Many Holds Do National Book Festival Favorites Have at the DC Public...
Some of the festival's most popular books have dozens.
View ArticleHelon Habila's Travelers Is a Profound Look at the Refugee Experience
The novel follows African refugees in Europe.
View ArticleD.C. Author Sid Balman Jr.'s Seventh Flag Tackles Radicalization and...
The longtime journalist's debut novel follows two Texas families over four generations amid a rising tide of brutality.
View ArticleLeslie Jamison Re-Examines Empathy in Make It Scream, Make It Burn
The writer returns to what made her famous in her thoughtful second essay collection.
View ArticleThe Guest Book Tackles Class, Parenthood, and Loss
The story follows generations of an upper-crust New York family.
View ArticleTaking a U Street Literary Walk With Award-Winning Local Poet Kim Roberts
Her most recent book details literary walking tours around D.C.
View ArticleThree Local Poets Discuss Their Riveting New Collections
Reuben Jackson, Seema Reza, and Jose Padua have each released distinct, personal books of poetry.
View ArticleThe Plateau Chronicles Ordinary People Risking Their Lives for an...
Maggie Paxson's book uncovers the stories of plateau Vivarais-Lignon in France.
View ArticleLocal Children's Author Christine Platt Chats About Having 13 Books...
She's exploring history and culture through the eyes of children.
View ArticleDavid Kamens Dives Deep into the History of Populism in A New American Creed
The book examines how the country has arrived at its current political landscape.
View ArticleSix Local Indie Presses You Should Know
These small presses put out great work that might not otherwise be published.
View ArticleHere Are 10 Literary Gift Ideas Featuring the Work of Local Authors
Plenty of area writers have put out great work this year, so grab something for the readers in your life.
View ArticleWith New Book Activist, KK Ottesen Reveals What it Takes to Be One
The book features photos and interviews with dozens of pioneering activists and advocates.
View ArticleHow a D.C.-area Documentary Photographer Dove into China’s Massive Movie...
Mark Parascandola speaks about Once Upon a Time in Shanghai tomorrow evening at Politics and Prose at Union Market.
View ArticleAndie J. Christopher's Not the Girl You Marry Weaves a Tale of Modern Romance
The novel is a little spicier than standard romantic fare.
View ArticleThe Longing for Less Chronicles Our Obsession With Clearing Clutter
Over decades, minimalism has been a reactionary force when "the surrounding civilization is excessive," Kyle Chayka writes.
View ArticleRobin Ha Traces the Immigrant Experience With Her Illustrated Memoir Almost...
The graphic novel features stunning illustrations and moving words.
View ArticleExploring D.C.’s LGBTQ Literary Community With OutWrite Chair Dave Ring
“If you ask 10 queer writers about publishing, you’ll likely get 10 different opinions,” Ring says.
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