The Library of Congress has named an Iowa book of essays about agricultural pollution to a list of 56 “Great Reads” for 2024.
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The Library of Congress has named an Iowa book of essays about agricultural pollution to a list of 56 “Great Reads” for 2024.
“Barons: Money, Power, and the Corruption of America’s Food Industry,” the first book minted by Cedar Rapids author Austin Frerick, explores the intersections of American agriculture that have been ruled by an increasingly small number of powerful people.
Donnelly siblings launch ‘Triplets’ series with lessons from meeting the new kid
“From Dubuque to Selma and Beyond: My Journey to Understand Racism in America” is part personal memoir, part case study, part history book.
Author and Iowa native Heather Gudenkauf found inspiration for her latest thriller, ‘Everyone is Watching,’ in an unlikely place -- reality TV.
Iowa has a food culture of its own, and it’s been right under our noses all along.
In her latest book, “This American Ex-Wife: How I Ended My Marriage and Started My Life,” Lyz Lenz blends extensive research with her own story to explore the role marriage plays in our society.
New book imagines where critters might go for vacation
Jenn Draper opens romance book boutique in Marion
MARION — The Swamp Fox Bookstore will begin its move to Uptown Marion on Friday, Jan. 26. The owners hope …
New Silent Book Clubs in Iowa City and Cedar Rapids are an “introvert happy hour.” To participate, you don’t have to read — or finish — an assigned book. The increasingly popular groups allow people to come with a book of their choice and read in community with other book lovers.
This month I am grateful for the writers and illustrators who make beautiful books that tell us stories we would not know, books that make our neighborhoods, and our hearts, larger.
Viana Qadoura, founder and director of the Mariam Girls’ Club, is tackling a 1,000 Book Nook project at the Al-Iman Center
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