W. 11th & Bluff

I was going through my ever growing “to be read” list recently, when I came across the ominous sounding The Devil all the Time , by Donald R...

Carnegie-Stout Librarians love romance, and we know our readers do too. If you're looking for a good love story, keep reading for a few ...

I love a good love story any time of year, but there's something extra nice about curling up with a heartwarming read on a dark, cold ev...

All My Colors by David Quantick is the story of Todd Milstead. Described as an egotistical a-hole— he’s a wannabe writer who talks a gre...

Youth Services Librarian Sharon Dal y is the C-SPL Reader of the Month for March. In this interview, she shares about her love for the Beatl...

Ever feel like you’re stuck in a rat race? Yeah, me too. RX: a graphic memoir by Rachel Lindsay explores the rat race of corporate Amer...

I'm not sure what made me think of Tim Miller recently, but I was able to dig up this "Staff Picks" blurb Tim contributed to t...

We live in divisive times, my friends. Recent polling data shows that a majority of Americans believe that American politics have reached ...

In sixth century England, a mist covers the land that clouds the past, leaving people with only their immediate memories. The Buried Gi...

When Ann Leckie said that fans of her Imperial Radch series would like The Murderbot Diaries , I made a mental note. When the first nove...

When I find something that makes me smile, I just want to share it with everyone. This means that I've told pretty much every friend and...

When a book I've read becomes a movie or a TV series, there's one important question I ask myself: will they do the story justice ...

Sarah Kendzior is a journalist writing from St. Louis, Missouri, a city firmly tucked in "flyover country," that large swathe o...

Lawrence Wright 's new book, God Save Texas , is a personal, highly anecdotal look at his home state, a place with which he clearly ha...

I cannot recommend the memoir Educated by Tara Westover highly enough. It is captivating -- practically un-put-downable -- and very well ...