News How Two High-Powered DC Executives Found Time to Write Genre Novels Constance Sayers and Tom Rosenstiel have written about witches and detectives, respectively. They're keeping their day jobs. Books, Fiction, Tom Rosenstiel, Constance Sayers | 1 day ago
Things to Do Terrorists Bombed the Capitol Building in the Early ’80s. Why Don’t More People Know About It? A recent book looks at the female-led group behind the attack, including the "Thelma and Louise" duo who are still on the run Books, Politics and Prose, William Rosenau, M19 | 5 days ago
News What Can We Learn About Neighborhoods From Their Little Free Libraries? An unscientific survey of what’s in six adorable book boxes. Books, Little Free Libraries | 3 weeks ago
News Who is “Anonymous”? A new guide. Your comprehensive roundup of speculation. Books, Anonymous | 1 month ago
News Tom Rosenstiel’s New Thriller Examines DC’s Opposition-Research Industry The local author runs the American Press Institute during the day. We chatted about his second career. Books, Tom Rosenstiel | 1 month ago
News 30 Essential Books About Washington Plus, some others you should know about. Books, Features, DC History, Culture | 1 month ago
News Michelle Obama Will Appear at Politics and Prose Next Week A limited number of wristbands will be available for the event. Books, Michelle Obama, Politics and Prose, First Lady | 2 months ago
News A Book on the Nationals’ 2019 Season Is in the Works Washington Post sports reporter Jesse Dougherty will chronicle the amazing season's ups and downs Sports, Books, Washington Nationals | 2 months ago
News Why Did Gene Weingarten Pick the Subject of His New Book Out of a Hat? The Post columnist digs into a single date in 1986, resulting in a book that's much more than a gimmick. Books, Travel, The Washington Post, Family | 3 months ago
Things to Do Things to Do in DC This Week (October 15-16): Native American Music, Paleoart, and a Play With Rotating Casting Music, Theater, Film, Books | 3 months ago
