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For the last event of the inaugural Cleveland Book Week, Brian Seibert rolled up his cuffs and gave the audience…

Orlando Patterson, the public intellectual and Harvard University sociologist, made a deep impression on his audiences in Cleveland in September….

by Lisa Nielson, Anisfield-Wolf SAGES Fellow at Case Western Reserve University. I was taking an internet break from my pile of…

This Halloween, families can share a treat that lasts longer than candy corn: “Funny Bones: Posada and His Day of…

Mary Morris spent close to two decades crafting her jazz-soaked Chicago novel, The Jazz Palace, winner of this year’s Anisfield-Wolf…

“America is indelibly black-ish,” sociologist Orlando Patterson asserted to the audience at Playhouse Square during this year’s awards ceremony. “Trying…

Cleveland welcomed poet Rowan Ricardo Phillips to town by giving him a good sense of our hometown pride. Visiting only…

Brian Seibert, the New York Times dance critic and 2016 nonfiction winner for his book, What the Eye Hears: A…

From the Playhouse Square stage, Lillian Faderman began her acceptance of this year’s nonfiction award with a story of how…

When Lillian Faderman spoke at the City Club of Cleveland this September, she ably distilled her ample Anisfield-Wolf winning history,…

Last week we celebrated the inaugural Cleveland Book Week (CBW), a series of special events to celebrate Anisfield-Wolf Book Award winners past and…