A call to literary activism; where and how to help Texas's recovery from Winter Storm Uri and the climate crisis which followed.
Who Can Get Your Book is a new tool to showcase the damage exclusives, embargoes, and licensing agreements have on book accessibility.
Hillary Rodham Clinton is teaming up with award-winning Canadian mystery writer Louise Penny to co-write a new political mystery novel.
On April 29th, AudioFile will kick off its twelfth summer of SYNC, a summer program offering free audiobooks for teens.
The 2020 Ripped Bodice Award winners for Excellence in Romantic Fiction were announced on Sunday morning for Valentine's Day.
The 2021 PEN America Literary Awards Finalists have been announced; the virtual awards ceremony will take place on April 8, 2021.
The United States Artists (USA) announced its 2021 class of Fellows on February 3rd, the largest class in the organization's history.
A Texas high school parent is attempting to remove STAMPED: RACISM, ANTIRACISM, AND YOU from the school's reading list.
Lafayette Parish Library board declines grant money for voting rights program, citing the books present only "one side" of that history.
The 2021 Youth Media Awards were announced today at the American Library Association's virtual Midwinter Meeting.
