Join us for the annual Literary Roundtable during FestivALL! Curated and hosted by West Virginia Poet Laureate Marc Harshman, this year's panel on written fiction will feature the works of... View Article
Come out to Cicada Books the first Tuesday of every month to discuss food-related fiction. This month's book is Food on the Rails by Quinzio. Tasty Reads is free and open to the public. Read on!
Come out to Cicada Books the second Tuesday of every month to discuss banned books - what's controversial and why. This month's book is Flamer by Curato. Banned Together is free and open to the public. Read on!
Come out to Cicada Books the second Thursday of every month to discuss books and the movies and TV shows they're based on. This month's book will be The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society by Shaffer & Barrows. Based on a Book is free and open to the public. Read on!
This month’s Writers Can Read series will feature authors Dr. Christina Fisanick and Sheila McEntee reading from their work. The event is free and open to the public and will take place on Monday, May 19 at 7 P.M. in Heritage Station at 210 11th Street in downtown Huntington. Dr. Christina Fisanick is the author... View Article
This Graphic Novel tells the story of four Black friends in the Bronx, Kim, Tanisha, Davene, and Cookie, through five connected short stories that explore their lives, relationships, and the importance of their hair routines, particularly wash day. The book is a celebration of Black women's beauty, friendship, and resilience.
Come out to Cicada Books the last Tuesday of every month to discuss recent titles in the self-help genre This month will be a general meeting. Shelf Improvement is free and open to the public. Read on!
We have a new book club! And this one is for our thriller and horror lovers. Our friend Janette will be running the show and all are welcome to join her. All you have to do is read the book and show up ready to talk about it. The first book is ‘The Unworthy’ by... View Article
The proud son and grandson of farmers and coal miners, TJ West is a queer writer and culture critic. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Marshall University and a Master’s and Doctorate from Syracuse University. Though he is based on Maryland’s Eastern Shore–where he lives with his partner and their cat–the Mountain State will always... View Article
Come out to Cicada Books the first Tuesday of every month to discuss food-related fiction. This month's book is Raw Dog by Loftus. Tasty Reads is free and open to the public. Read on!
