Marguerite Bennett promises to say as much or as little as a crowd at the University of Mary Washington wants to hear tomorrow night. Los Angeles-based comic book writer Marguerite Bennett ’10 – widely published in DC, Marvel and more – is known for her portrayal of female relationships. She …
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Mary Ann Jensen, fourteen-year-old author of the Sundance Springs series, was in our studio today to catch up with us on her latest writing accomplishments. Since she visited us last March, she has released two new books! MASH POTATOES is book two in the series, and and Pause is the …
Read More »Marvel Lands Game of Thrones Author’s Wild Cards Universe for New Series
Marvel is releasing a new comic book series based on Game of Thrones author George RR Martin’s Wild Cards universe. This summer, Marvel is releasing a new comic book series based on wild cardsthe historical literary universe edited by A song of ice and fire (game of thrones) author George …
Read More »Star Wars books to read after watching the show
For years, books and comics have acted as a phenomenal medium for storytelling. star wars stories, adding details to the franchise and exploring the characters. They also so often enhance shows and movies, and a few books already do that for Boba Fett’s book. The series has just completed its …
Read More »Colorado author inspires young people to read through his book series and canine companion
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) – Award-winning Colorado author Katy McQuaid hopes to inspire young people to read through her “Everybody Loves Grace” book series. Grace, 15, a Finnish Lapphund is the star of her new series of children’s books, spreading love and helping them overcome anxiety while learning to read. …
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The history of wrestling books has seen the biggest names choose to tell their story in the most profound way. Wrestlers have proven to be multi-faceted with many names writing great books after their stints in WWE and other promotions. The stories vary between books that impressed wrestling fans and …
Read More »Wheel of Time author teases upcoming video game project with studio “a lot of you have heard about”
Current Wheel of Time author has announced an upcoming video game project with a studio that “many of you have heard of.” Brandon Sanderson – who became the author of the Wheel of Time book series in 2007 after the death of the original author – has published a blog …
Read More »Outlander author Diana Gabaldon reveals she knew how Jamie and Claire’s story would end for 20 years
HIGHLIGHTS OF THE ARTICLES the foreigner author Diana Gabaldon has been busy promoting the new book in the series – Go tell the bees that I’m gone. Ahead of the premiere of season 6 of the hit Starz season 6, Gabaldon hid a few secrets. Including the fact that she …
Read More »From journalist to novelist: Littleton journalist publishes his first book
Chancy J. Gatlin-AndersonSpecial for Colorado community media Tabatha Deans Stewart is the former community editor of Elbert County News, a sister publication of that newspaper. And now the Littleton resident is a published novelist. Stewart’s first book, “The Enchanted Scribe: Book One – The Gate and the Girl,” was released …
Read More »Deon Meyer’s Benny Griessel novels to be adapted for cinema
Deon Meyer. Photo: Nardus Engelbrecht / Gallo Images Deon Meyer’s Benny Griessel novels are being adapted for the cinema. The award-winning author has just published the latest novel in the book series titled, The Dark Flood. The books center on Benny Griessel, a Detective Inspector from Cape Town who investigates …
Read More »Students at Bronx Elementary School donated free books, food
HIGHBRIDGE, Bronx – Students at a Bronx elementary school returned home on Monday with full bellies and heavier bags of books, all thanks to a donation. Officials at PS 11 school in Highbridge said up to a third of the student body lives in shelters or temporary accommodation. With a …
Read More »HBO series ‘Misfit City’ based on blockbuster graphic novels in the works
If HBO was looking to hang on Strange things, maybe they just found it. According to Deadline, HBO has put together a TV adaptation of the best-selling graphic novel series Unsuitable city, a thrilling adventure story about a party of five teenagers, a devastated old town, and a centuries-old pirate …
Read More »New books continue two series with local roots – Twin Cities
Today we offer you new books in two series. John Santana investigates the disappearance of drug money and sex trafficking, and Woodhouse Avenue’s Humboldt Prior tries to stop his cousins from going to jail because of bank fraud and creampie stinky feet. “The price of life” by Christopher Valen (Santa …
Read More »Naruto novels to receive official English versions
VIZ announces that it will locate and officially publish the Naruto Light Novels, which feature new stories, as well as illustrations by Masashi Kishimoto. VIZ Media has announced that it will give the Naruto light novels an English version. The Naruto light novel series was originally released in Japan in …
Read More »Skullbrain Books Presents ‘Skullboy and the Leap Of Faith’, Motivational Story With Creepy Flair
As the leaves change and fall quickly approaches, kids around the world are pulling out their favorite scary books and movies to coordinate visits from their favorite fictional characters. Skullboy and the Leap of Faith takes a fun, engaging, and scary twist to present life’s hardships while providing an encouraging, …
Read More »UP authors converge for the book fair | News, Sports, Jobs
MARQUETTE – The fourth edition of the Upper Peninsula Authors’ Book Fair will bring together over a dozen UP authors this year. From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at Campfire CoWorks in downtown Marquette, participating authors from Upper Michigan will meet to meet their current and future readers. Gretchen …
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BLACK GIRLS MUST DIE EXHAUSTEDBy Jayne Allen In July, when Naomi Osaka pulled out of Roland Garros to focus on her sanity, it seemed like permission for other black women, who also want to prioritize themselves, to give themselves the same opportunity. Later, when Simone Biles withdrew from Olympic gymnastics …
Read More »Brian Laundrie seen reading a novel about missing women
Internet detectives claim Gabby Petito’s boyfriend Brian Laundrie is seen reading a book about missing women in a video uploaded to the couple’s Youtube travel channel. Laundrie, who has been named a person of interest in the case, is briefly shown reading what appears to be Jeff VanderMeer’s âAnnihilation,â a …
Read More »The best movies, TV shows, books and music of September
welcome to Culture Dog, InsideHook’s in-depth dive into the month’s most important cultural events, pop and more. After many, many, numerous false starts, Brian K. Vaughan and Pia Guerra’s groundbreaking comic book series is finally making its way to television – here, a mysterious event kills all but one of …
Read More »Doctor Strange had no origin when he made his comic book debut
The early Marvel Doctor Strange comics stood out from contemporary heroes, from their artistic style to the initial lack of origin story. Marvel Comics’ master of mystical arts Doctor strange may have one of the most memorable and inventive origin stories in comics, but it hasn’t always been that way. …
Read More »The suspense rises in the detective novel “Fallen” by Linda Castillo
In 2009’s “Sworn to Silence,” the first in Linda Castillo’s series about a police chief in a small town in Holmes County, Kate Burkholder was reluctant to call in outside help and Painters Mill City Council seemed determined. to undermine its authority. In âFallen,â the 13th book in the series, …
Read More »The debut novel by Northwest Territories author Kat upà Lafferty in the running
Northwest Territories author KatÅįà Lafferty was nominated for an Indigenous Voices Award for her first novel, Earth-Water-Sky / Ndè â Tı â Yat’a. The six-part composite novel was inspired by the Dene author’s childhood and her travels to her grandmother’s birthplace in the north arm of Great Slave Lake. “It’s …
Read More »The High Republic “on June 28
Lucasfilm Publishing is set to unveil the next wave of adventures in the Star wars: The High Republic series and to excite fans, the authors of the multi-year initiative get together virtually with fans. Barnes & Noble will host the free event on June 28. What is happening: With more …
Read More »Stephen Johnston publishes his first novel “VR Nana”
Hunterdon County author Stephen Johnston offers a new adventure in the sci-fi and fantasy genres, starring a fierce, colorful, and somewhat unexpected hero. “VR Nana – Volume 1” is the first book in a series of light novels. The book begins the story of Anna Ruth “Nana” Joyce, an assertive …
Read More »Horror icons Elvira and Vincent Price team up to stop the apocalypse
Two horror icons come together in the Dynamite Elvira Meets Vincent Price series, brought together by writer David Avallone and artist Juan Samu. Two of horror’s biggest names reunite to stop the apocalypse in new comic from Dynamite Entertainment Elvira meets Vincent Price. Elvira is considered one of the most …
Read More »Traveling Exhibit Showcasing Eric Carle’s Books Arrives in Phoenix | Featured Articles
PHOENIX (3TV / CBS 5) – Children can discover books by a famous author that come to life at the Phoenix Children’s Museum. The museum opened the Very Eric Carle exhibition on Saturday. Visitors can enter the pages of Carle’s classic “Very” series, where they will follow special insects that …
Read More »Bolton family gives back by raising for books and bread
BOLTON – A Bolton family gives back to the community by helping low-income children have better access to books. Brothers Dante and Vince Snoonian, seventh and eighth graders respectively at Florence Sawyer School, are collecting books in English and Spanish to redistribute to those in need locally and elsewhere in …
Read More »Lewis’s author writes novels about local equestrian culture – The Journal
Local horse trainer and instructor, Susan Carpenter Noble, has written two novels about the experiences of young people riding and training horses. (Courtesy photo) Professional trainer shares stories and lessons about horseback riding and rural life Susan Carpenter Noble, a local professional horse trainer and educator, was inspired when she …
Read More »Palm Coast author Garry J. Peterson publishes fifth book
by: Cindy Dalecki Marketing 2 GB Local author Garry J. Peterson, is a multi-genre, multi-volume author of several books, both fiction and non-fiction, following a successful career in international business management. His most recent non-fiction is a practical book, “Who Put Me in Charge?” Peterson also wrote a companion implementation …
Read More »The Author’s Childhood in Clarion is the Subject of Children’s Books | Cover page
CLARION – Pam Selker Rak has many fond memories of Clarion – memories that are now the subject of a children’s book series. The first book in the series is “Sassafras Tea”, which tells how her father made homemade tea. kAmQ% 9: D 3 @@ J 525 😕 EC @ …
Read More »LU teacher publishes second children’s book
The Curious Pup is the namesake of a growing children’s book series written by Cheryl Rae Johnson, professor of English at Lamar University. The second book in the series was released in January and is available on Amazon. The series focuses on Christianity and teaches child-friendly lessons on topics such …
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During Asian and Pacific American Heritage Month, TODAY shares community history, pain, joy and continuation for the AAPI movement. We’ll be posting personal essays, stories, videos, and specials throughout May. As Asian American communities grapple with rising anti-Asian hatred, this year’s AAPI Heritage Month looks more urgent than ever. For …
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