Just in time for Presidents Day in February, local children’s author, Katherine House’s latest book – “The White House for …
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Just in time for Presidents Day in February, local children’s author, Katherine House’s latest book – “The White House for …
In Erika Robuck’s tale, you will find passion, intrigue, romance, and feel a sizzling energy during a difficult time in …
When faced with a major life decision, most choose the option they believe will have the best repercussions for all …
I happened upon Iowa City author Erik Therme’s “Mortom” when a Facebook friend recommended it and noted that the e-edition …
1. “The Wahls Protocol: How I Beat Progressive MS Using Paleo Principles and Functional Medicine” Wahls 2. “Kinder than Solitude” …
Trees are the central motif of Angela Pelster’s genre-bending essay collection “Limber” (Sarabande Books, 157 pages, $15.95). Pelster, a graduate …
Though they are more than 6,500 miles apart, performers in Iowa City and Baghdad will collaborate in an interactive live …
Tricia Ward’s third-graders gave the thumbs down to “War Horse.” The gesture wasn’t a review so much as a reality; …
Many recent novels have melded stories from the past and the present – “Orphan Train,” “The Storyteller” and “Calling me …
‘Silence Once Begun,” the latest novel from Jesse Ball, explores the fictional Narito Disappearances of 1977, where eight solitary people …
1. “The Chase” Evanovich 2. “Divergent” Roth 3. “Minecraft: Essential Handbook” Scholastic 4. “The Homesman: A Novel” Swarthout 5. “Private …
Just a page into Gina Frangello’s “A Life in Men” (Algonquin Books, 417 pages, $14.95), Nix, one of a pair …
Herbert Hoover, the only Iowan to be elected a U.S. president, is a bit of a “political orphan,” says George …
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