News Jason Reynolds Is the Bard of Black YA Fiction. Now He’s Written a Totally Different Kind of Book. The DC author sold millions of novels featuring characters long missing from children’s lit. Writing a history of racism for kids is something else. Books, Fiction, Kids, Racism | 1 week ago
News | Things to Do How to Support Your Local Bookstores Right Now Books, Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, Bookstores | 3 weeks ago
Parenting | Things to Do Kids Out of School Amid Covid-19 Crisis? This Homeschool Mom Has Some Advice "Don't panic. Your children are way more flexible than you think," Brittany Capizzi said. Books, Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, Parenting | 3 weeks ago
News | Things to Do Libraries Closed for Covid? You Can Get Free E-Books Instead of Paying for Kindle How public libraries lend digital books and movies in DC, Maryland, and Virginia. Books, Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, DC Public Library | 3 weeks ago
News Want to Know More About Your City? Two recent books offer insight into DC’s complex history. Books, H Street, DC History, African American History | 3 weeks ago
News Politics and Prose Is Offering Free Shipping and Asking Certain Patrons to Stay Home Events are still happening, minus the signing lines. Books, Coronavirus 2020, Coronavirus, Politics & Prose | 3 weeks ago
News Pigasus, the Naked Cowboy, and Other Presidential Candidates Who Never Had a Shot A new book looks at fringe candidates, including a guy backed by space people. Books, Elections, Presidential Campaign, Al Gore | 3 weeks ago
News Why the Washington Post’s Art Critic Wrote a Book About Bach “I wanted to get at some of that internal psychological drama that music puts us through.” Books, Washington Post, Q&A, Bach | 1 month ago
News Too Many Trump Books Are Like Eagles Records. These Daily Beast Reporters Wanted Theirs to Feel Like a Mudhoney Album Lachlan Markay and Asawin Suebsaeng's new book turns up the volume on Washington insanity. Media, Donald Trump, Books, Daily Beast | 1 month ago
Things to Do Author Carmen Maria Machado on Her Time in DC and the Great Advice She Gives Young Writers She's back at her alma mater, American University, to discuss her latest book, which was "challenging, upsetting, depressing" to write Books, American University, Carmen Maria Machado | 1 month ago
