Shopping | Things to Do 11 Fall Book Sales in the DC Area You Won’t Want to Miss These libraries and organizations host huge sales this time of year, with prices for used titles typically from 50 cents to $5. Books, Guide to Indie Bookstores | 2 weeks ago
News & Politics Rax King’s New Essay Collection Celebrates the “Sloppy” Side of DC Culture "To the people who are here and feel like they want to leave because the vibes are so fucked right now: Maybe don't." Books, Politics and Prose, Rax King | 1 month ago
News & Politics | Things to Do A Vending Machine for DC Books Has Arrived in Western Market The "LitBox" is full of local authors like Rion Amilcar Scott. Books, Western Market, DC Authors | 4 months ago
Food A Banned-Book-Themed Speakeasy Is Coming to Alexandria Place your orders on library slips and order drinks inspired by literary classics. Books, cocktail bar, speakeasy | 4 months ago
News & Politics Chris Hayes Knows Why Tech Makes Us Feel Bad His new book, "The Sirens' Call," excoriates the attention economy. It's great. Books, technology | 7 months ago
News & Politics These Are Local Libraries’ Most Borrowed Books of 2024 DC-area readers were checking out books by James McBride, Bonnie Garmus, and Emily Henry. Books | 8 months ago
Shopping 3 New Bookstores Coming to the DC Area Find Chinese texts, books about DC history, and story time for kids at these shops. Books, Bookstores | 11 months ago
News & Politics A Vending Machine for Books Could Be Coming to DC Author and founder Lauren Woods plans to stock it with reads by local writers. Books, Local Authors | 11 months ago
News & Politics The Post’s Classical Critic Talks About Big Muscles and the Struggles of Modern Men Why did Washington Post music critic Michael Andor Brodeur write a book about the male body? Books, Gym, Classical music | Aug 5, 2024
News & Politics 3 New Memoirs by Prominent Women New books from Joan Nathan, Jen Psaki, and Doris Kearns Goodwin Capital Comment, Books, Memoirs | May 9, 2024
3 New Memoirs by Prominent Women