In the acknowledgements to “Return to Sender,” Craig Johnson writes, “I’m always looking for interesting stories that exemplify the unique area in which I live.” So when Johnson learned the longest ...

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This 27-year-old author has sold 1 million books, but never in stores Matt Rogers has sold more than a million books by self-publishing. But he’s always hankered to have his work in book stores.

Author Lana Manikowski wrote about the struggles of fertility for some couples in her book, "So Now What? Create a life you love without the children you always dreamed of." ...

Sharmilla Fassbender reads “Angry? That’s Okay!” on June 7 at Dansville Public Library. It is the Dansville author’s third children’s book.

“Overcoming the Enemies of Faith: Faith Simplified, Energized, and Applied,” a new book by Tony G. Harris of Kingsport, has been released.

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Growing up without visibility Bristol-based author J L Simmonds has been writing since her teen years, and is now in her 30s. “There was no queer representation in books when I was growing up, and ...