Tom Turcich Walked Around the World With His Dog to Tackle a Fear of...
The Newport resident discusses his record-breaking international trek and memoir, "The World Walk."
New Book Maps Out the Queen City in 50 Different Ways
“Cincinnati in 50 Maps” reveals the stories, patterns, and quirks that shape the city.
The Reading Rooms of Cincinnati
These five public places offer spaces for thinking, reading, writing, and dreaming, surrounded by fellow creatives. You supply the ideas.
David Pepper’s Novel Pivot From Politics to Fiction Writing
The former elected official and party leader changed careers to become a full-time writer. He may have more political influence now.
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.
CHPL Exhibition Highlights Local Urban Appalachian Community
Kith and Kin features photographs and interactive displays exploring the past and present of Urban Appalachian life.
Nick Greenberg Cooks Up Fictional Characters
The former chocolatier turned author releases the first book in his culinary-themed trilogy.
Novelist Lily King Pushes On
Her new novel, “Heart the Lover,” recalls the buffeting of youth we all faced.
Madeira’s Women-Owned Bookstore Celebrates 50 Years
The Bookshelf celebrates half a century of service with author signings and a launch party
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Why Writing Is Still a Critical Skill
Miami University professor Elizabeth Wardle says technological advances won’t replace the need for skilled writing—and that you’re writing more than you think.
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