The Christian Science Monitor • 1st October 2023

Young, Black & Lit

What if you went to the bookstore and saw no one on the shelves who looked like you? One couple is addressing
that deficit for young Black children, supporting literacy and identity.

• 31st August 2023

Four new summer reads

From Dave Berry to an insider's view of the CIA, these books are sure to inform and entertain.

30th May 2023

Untangling Blackness in Greek Antiquity

Stanford University professor Sarah Derbew is one of the few Black Classics professors in the U.S. Her recent book takes a more nuanced look at Blackness in Antiquity.

Haverford • 11th March 2022

Fiction from a Wall Street Insider

Filled with references to Shakespeare, Kipling, and Graham Greene, this isn't exactly the book you’d expect from the founder of one of Asia’s largest private equity firms.

Grinnell College • 11th March 2022

On the vaccination trail with investigative reporter David Heath

Pulitzer finalist David Heath tells the story of the small group of scientists who spent years researching vaccine technology.

Haverford • 25th February 2022

Living with the end in mind

Barbara Becker '89 has written a touching and exquisitely insightful tribute to patients she cared for in hospice, as well as her mentors, friends and family.

12th March 2022

Kid Lit!

From Paddington Bear to Bad Kitty, authors and illustrators talk about their latest works.

3rd January 2023

Torah Time Travel

Retired attorney finds success writing biblical Kid Lit

Grinnell College • 18th March 2022

New Yorker cartoonist releases his first graphic novel

Ken Krimstein writes and draws Hannah Arendt.

Continuum • 13th March 2022

His city, his home

Stuart Dybek tells Chicago stories in his poetry and fiction.