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The Politics Guys/The Politics Guys and Wiley PublishingAuthor Lindsey Cormack discusses "How to Raise a Citizen," why civic education needs to take place in the home, why parents must get involved, and how they can do it. -
Princeton University Press/Princeton University PressInterview with a co-author of the book, Ungoverning
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Efforts to remove books from libraries have become increasingly frequent and are highly organized, according to the State Library of Oregon. -
Artists in the Rogue Valley are releasing a new book featuring artwork about bees and other pollinators. -
Andre Dubus III worked a lot of jobs, from office cleaner to teacher to private investigator. He seems most at home writing, and a large audience… -
What books have you chosen to read this summer? Philosophy? Classics of fiction? Comic Books? The long, warm days lend themselves to reading, and we'll… -
You thought Steven King was a prolific author, with more than 50 novels to his credit? Multiply by SIX to get the output of David Robbins, who calls Rogue… -
Jonathan Lethem is well-known for his own writing; books like A Gambler's Anatomy and Motherless Brooklyn. But he also has a keen eye for the work of… -
Just the TITLES of Brian Doyle's book entice you to learn more; works like "The Wet Engine: Exploring the Mad Wild Miracle of the Heart," and "Bin Laden's… -
Have you heard the one about books disappearing from civilization? Maybe we're waiting for the flying cars to take them all away. Snark aside, the… -
A truck driver walks into a diner. Not a joke setup, but the first scene in James Anderson's debut novel, The Never-Open Desert Diner.Anderson calls… -
Maybe books on paper are becoming passé, but people still love to read. Witness the voter creation of a special district to keep libraries open in Jackson…
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Maybe we'll read them on glowing screens, but books--in whatever form--are not going away.There's still a thirst for a good read, and more than enough…
