Literature
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Characters are well-drawn in Paul Doiron's 'Knife Creek'
Jun 13, 2017 7:00 am - "Knife Creek" (Minotaur), by Paul Doiron Maine's backcountry is being invaded by feral hogs. Hordes of drunken, half-naked college students are partying up and down the ...
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Roxane Gay's memoir of living in a large body
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Review: Interstellar virus makes trouble in new sci-fi novel
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Geneva bookstore hosts Dad-themed story timeJun 11, 2017 11:00 pm - Just in time for Father's Day, you can grab your dads and head to the Barnes and Noble along the Randall Road corridor in Geneva for a special dad-themed story time. At ...
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Author events: David Axelrod discusses 'Believer' at Brookfield ZooJun 10, 2017 7:25 am - • David Kaplan of CSN Chicago and ESPN Radio signs copies of his book "The Plan: Epstein, Maddon and the Audacious Blueprint for a Cubs Dynasty" at 11 a.m. Sunday, June ...
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Learn about Gaslight Era murderers June 25 at Gail BordenJun 08, 2017 11:00 pm - Get to know some Gaslight Era serial killers as well as scoundrels and murderers when true crime author Rich Lindberg brings tales of terror to Gail Borden Public Librar...
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'Indecent Exposure' plays up Stone Barrington's softer side
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Maum suggests we put down our digital screens in 'Touch'
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Kevin Hart's 'Life Lessons' largely come from his youth
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Review: 'He Said/She Said' is a thriller to savor