Mackenzie Manley
Covington Author Releases Sophomore Novel According to Plan
Christen Randall kicks off the book tour for their newest coming-of-age queer romance with an author chat and book signing at Joseph-Beth.
Why the Wisenheimers Riff on Cult Movie Classics
The comedy group provides running commentary on films they love at the Esquire, Mariemont, and Kenwood theaters.
iNK is Showcasing NKY Zine Artists at Dayton Storefront
Small press bookstore Indie Northern Kentucky doesn't just sell zines—it offers community for local artists.
How Litsa Spanos Connects Artists and Art Lovers
Her Art Design Consultants has been helping artists get paid for more than three decades.
On the Hunt for Cincinnati’s Third Places
Join the post-pandemic search for public spaces where people can interact with friends, neighbors, and strangers to build community—not just conduct business.
Space to Make It
The rise of local makerspaces gives creatives the chance to explore new hobbies and develop products at little to no cost.
Why Cincinnati Readers See Themselves in Jessica Strawser’s Novels
The Loveland-based novelist builds a wider fanbase as her new book, “Catch You Later,” is an instant bestseller.
Communing With Comedy at the Commonwealth Sanctuary
Commonwealth Sanctuary brings laughs and a sense of community to Northern Kentucky.
Taking Care With Readers
A Cincinnati Nature Center hike inspired Jessica Strawser’s new novel.
How One Cincinnati Influencer Is Preserving Black Modernism
Jerald Cooper is on a mission to make architecture accessible while helping preserve the legacy of Black modernism.
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