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The myopic lens of a small, Appalachian town allows Pete Kosky to thoroughly depict life in the Quiet Zone; an area rich with generational baggage, familial ties, and deep-rooted culture. Taylor 's Land lays out a spider web of characters all connected to a determined Jolly, a former park ranger still grieving the loss of... View Article
Each month, Writes Can Read brings together authors, aspiring authors, and readers in a lively reading and open mic event. This month features Pushcart nominee Jessica Manack and spoken-word artist Connie Kinsey.
Shelia Foster has decided to start a new Historical Fiction book club, and she wants to open it up to all patrons of the store! The Frozen River is a... View Article
Join author M.A. Elliott and The Henlo Press to celebrate the release of The Mother of Monsters Book One! Ianna Kovac's first moments of a new life after her own... View Article
Marshall University School of Art & Design is pleased to present Possession is Not Distinguished: By Purchase or By Gift, an exhibition by ByProduct Studios, the collaborative practice of Cincinnati-based... View Article
The September meeting of Based on a Book Club will be held on Wednesday, September 25, at 6:30 p.m. due to a previously scheduled store event. The book selection is 'Mr. & Mrs. American Pie' by Juliet McDaniel. Limited copies are available for purchase at our store. You can also support us by ordering through... View Article
Join Huntington Pride to learn your rights and make sure you're registered to vote. Talk, listen, enjoy great coffee and snacks in a friendly, supportive environment.
Don't miss this exciting author event!
Learn everything you need to know about some of our state's most famous cryptids at the Main Library with JB Bond. Hear stories, see some cryptic art, and more. Adults are welcome to attend.
A reading and book signing with Philip Eil, author of 'Prescription for Pain: How a Once-Promising Doctor Became the Pill Mill Killer' based in Southern Ohio. Seats are limited! Registration is required: bit.ly/4dF91IC. $30 ticket includes a signed hardcover book General admission is free.
