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In Winter 2027, Cleveland Public Library will host the final chapter of the Inventory of Lost Books, a series of public art installations taking place in both Chicago and Cleveland. At once…

…American South (1969) received instant acclaim when it was published at the height of the Civil Rights Movement. Scottsboro won the Bancroft Prize in History, the Jules Landry Prize, and…

…new releases, and bonus content from the series, join Penn’s mailing list at PennCole.com or follow @AuthorPennCole on Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook.  In Burn of the Everflame, war has overtaken Emarion. In…

…instance, and a manager who pulls a gun on his fighter to keep him from quitting. The authoritative biography of Johnson for sure, but also one of the best boxing…

…1915 sales had exceeded 100,000. Chamberlain became an instant celebrity whose book, as one of his friends told him, was the subject of daily conversation among the cultivated people in…

…are out fetching a television from a repair shop. Hindu brothers Kushar and Nakul Khurana die instantly, but their Muslim friend Mansoor Ahmed, 12, survives. The book follows the parental…

…minutes) A young Latino street artist pays homage to unseen, forgotten domestic laborers through an art installation in the Sonoran Desert, in tribute to his immigrant roots. St. Louis Superman…

…of Yale. In awarding the National Book Critics Circle prize in 2015 for Davis’ final installment, The Problem of Slavery in the Age of Emancipation, the judges lauded the historian…

…Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP). It is still perhaps his best-known poem, and it instantly confirmed his potential as a serious writer. At his father’s wish, Hughes…

…a myriad of people, children and adults alike. For instance, Kozol develops a rapport with a twelve-year-old Hispanic boy named Anthony. Anthony is clever and loves to write stories. Some…

Join the campus-wide read of former U.S. Poet Laureate Natasha Trethewey’s “Memorial Drive,” praised as an instant classic. The memoir explores her mother’s life and death and the abiding tie…

…homophobia, puts the emphasis on the perpetrator — not the victim — of these irrational fears, bigoted hatreds, and indefensible acts.  “We see countless books that consider instances of racism,”…