In 1924, Frank Y. Grayson Wrote the Definitive Book on Prohibition Cincinnati
How one reporter crafted one of the city's most important historical accounts in "Pioneers of Night Life on Vine Street".
How Meghan Remington Became a Toxic Avenger
The licensed counselor turned her personal story of suffering abuse from a narcissist husband “behind closed doors” into a self-help book for others.
Summer Reads From Greater Cincinnati Authors
Find the perfect poolside page-turner by a local writer.
Author Emily Jane Releases New Genre-Bending Adventure
”Mr. Yay” is the newest wacky novel by the Queen City’s Queen of Quirk.
Local Literacy Programs for Little Learners
Research shows early literacy is a strong predictor of future success. These local organizations help deliver access to a lifelong love of reading.
The Quitters Club Celebrates Women Making Drastic Midlife Changes
Jessica Strawser's latest novel asks the biggest question of all: Could quitting actually be good for you?
New Book by Local Professor Explores the Indigenous History Behind Ohio’s Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks
John E. Hancock’s new book documents years of research, photographs, and Indigenous perspectives on Ohio’s only UNESCO World Heritage site.
Young Artists and Writers Stage a Big WAAC Attack
The Art Academy of Cincinnati expands the reach of its annual student artistic journal.
Enjoy Romantic Reading at Poor Charlotte’s Books
This small independent bookseller in Covington is always in the mood for love.
For Whom Tarbell Tolls
All of Cincinnati is connected through Jim Tarbell, as two new books make clear.
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