Literature News
The Prince George's County Chapter welcomed author and North Baltimore Chapter President David Sloan for "AI and Authors," an energetic discussion of productivity, creativity, artistic integrity, and AI's changing landscape.
BROOKLYN, N.Y. - -- Lifelong mystery and classic-film enthusiast Andrew Balzano announces One of My Life's Passions: Classics and Mysteries, his guide to beloved film and TV mysteries. Inspired by his sweetheart, Stefany Rodriguez, and dedicated to his...
Blending spicy romance, forbidden relationships, and psychological intrigue, the provocative series explores dangers underlying beauty, obsession, and the privileges of wealth.
Governor Spanberger Appoints Vet Military Spouse to Poet Laureate
His poem "Volunteer," honored in the Gardening category, will appear in the society's 2026 Sandcutters anthology. Lyvers thanks ASPS and urges readers to support their state poetry societies.
Dystopian fiction where men are believed to be extinct is first in a four-part series
Jayme Campbell's gentle picture book, The Grief Well, uses a little well inside the heart to help children see that grief and love can live together, and that memories of someone they miss still shine.
Jayme Campbell's rhyming picture book, Every Brain Has Its Own Way, follows ten students in Ms. Maple's class to show kids that every brain is whole, every brain has a place, and kindness starts with asking, "How can I help?"
POOLE, U.K. - -- P-Wave Press today announced the forthcoming publication of Volume I of Thomas Holcroft's The Adventures of Hugh Trevor, a new three-volume edition of one of the most significant radical novels of the 1790s. Volume I will be published...
Jen Lee's debut literary novel, told without a single named character, arrives October 1—Villa Sova Press.
Powerful authors unite in Delran to share inspiring perspectives on life, relationships, ministry and finances—followed by a mini networking experience.