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Mary Carter's Pub Across The Pond--come bide awhile

Spring has finally sprung, and along with opening the windows and breaking out the lawn mowers, it's time to update the "To Read"...

Born in Chicago, author Carolyn Marie Wilkinstakes the reader on a journey into her family history. A history that affords her family the best of...

As intellectual human beings, we want to believe that under all circumstances we can maintain our civility and humanity. The classic Lord of the...

Who organized Seattle’s first jazz festival in 1939? It was a member of the Husky Hot Club, a junior at the University of Washington named...

The Lions of Little Rock, by Kristin Levine, is a story of friendship, bigotry and courage. Marlee and Liz are the two main characters. They face...

I generally find that those who know the most about environment seem to make greater efforts to preserve it. Bird watchers and butterfly...

Douglas E. Welch is a pioneer in the blogging world, technology, and Social Media. He has spent 25 years working in many aspects of high-tech and...

Books can be art exhibits on paper; City 2000 is such an art exhibit. City 2000 is a collection of photos of Chicago by Chicagoan photographers....

Ninety seven years ago, a miracle happened. You probably have never heard of it, neither have your parents. But your grandparents who were alive...

San Diego author Dee DeTarsio’s Ros is a charming, action-filled suspense novel in which her protagonist, Micki Cramer has a really empty...