Cincinnati’s Greatest Literary Export is Releasing a New Book
Curtis Sittenfeld's relatable anthology is coming to a shelf near you April 24.
Tableside with Melissa Clark, Food Columnist
This New York Times food columnist has nearly 40 cookbooks under her belt, sparked a guacamole debate so fervent even President Obama had to chime in, and will speak May 10 at downtown’s Mercantile Library.
Take a Sweet Look at Our Candied Past
Take a bite out of local author Dann Woellert's tasty history lesson.
Elizabeth Catte Reveals the Other Side of Appalachia
A new book from Ohio’s own Belt Publishing reveals this region’s other side, refusing to be defined as poor, angry, and overlooked.
A New Tumultuous Read Through the Queen City
Local author Jessica Strawser's new book Almost Missed You is being released on Feb. 6.
Steve Kissing is Publishing a Price Hill Based Graphic Novel
The graphic novel version of Kissing's memoir about a childhood spent wrestling with epilepsy is due out early this year.
Locally Produced MeSseD Dives Beneath the Sewer Grates
The series follows the life and times of Filipino sewer worker Lilliput and her coworkers as they use science to battle whatever’s waiting for them in the darkness.
Six Great Books With A Regional Connection
From beaches to bourbon to 19th century buffalo hunts, each of these 2017 books has a local or regional connection.
How Ohio Has Shaped Toni Morrison’s Fiction
Toni Morrison's talent cannot be overstated or over-appreciated. But less understood are her deep Ohio roots—and the fundamental role the state plays in her work. Consider, for instance, her Cincinnati masterpiece Beloved.
Columbus-Based Writer Hanif Willis-Abdurraqib To Release Latest Book November 14
His latest book, They Can’t Kill Us Until They Kill Us is out November 14.
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