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Experts wonder what will happen to our culture without access to certain books, particularly ones focused on people of color and the LGBTQ community.

Nobel laureate Toni Morrison is the subject of "Sites of Memory" at Princeton University.

A new podcast is shining a spotlight on "Harry Potter" author J.K. Rowling's anti-trans rhetoric, and it's got people fired up.

Michael Schulman's "Oscar Wars" details the rivalries and behind-the-scenes drama over the Academy Awards, and more new releases this week.

"(It's) completely my fault...I didn't read the fine print," said Christian Demeritt, an actress whose headshots were used on an erotic novel cover.

Dressing up and hitting the town for a special Valentine’s Day dinner is fun. However, fighting the crowds of couples doing the same thing isn’t.
With Valentine’s Day landing on a Tuesday this year, staying in and celebrating the occasion might be what most folks opt for. And spending time together at home can be just as fun and entertaining as going out.
Make the most of the celebration by watching a classic Valentine’s Day movie, reading a romantic page-turner or listening to an entertaining love-themed podcast together.

The baseball gods blessed Frank Ryder but his conscience torments him.
That’s the guts of “The Fireballer,” a new novel by Colorado author Mark Stevens.
“There is so much paradox to the idea that the exact same thing that is bringing Frank Ryder so much fame and attention — and upending the sport he loves — is the very same thing that took a human life,” Stevens said in a phone interview from his home in Mancos.

The new book by Bill Watterson and American cartoonist John Kascht is slated for release on October 10, 2023

If you're looking for a poetry collection about familial, romantic, platonic and self kids of love – pick up "Promises of Gold," on sale now.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg gathers the facts about, and solutions to, climate change after speaking to the world's top experts.