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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…

There is a quote on the back of each menu at EDWINS Leadership and Restaurant Institute: “At Edwins, we believe…

Welcome to the inaugural Cleveland Book Week, September 10-16, designed to make our region a literary destination. At the center…

Do you remember being fifteen? Let Another Brooklyn, Jacqueline Woodson’s first adult novel in 20 years, jog your memory. In…

by Charles Ellenbogen With all of the recent discussion about the changing faces on U.S. currency, some controversy emerged over…

There are 108 tally marks on the cover of The Fire This Time, the new essay collection that brings forth…

by Valentino L. Zullo, Teaching Fellow, Kent State University and Ohio Center for the Book Scholar-in-Residence at Cleveland Public Library  The…

Rita Dove is coming home. The former poet laureate and Akron native will return to the region that raised her…

Riders heading to downtown Cleveland on the RTA’s Red Line may have noticed quite a few more pops of color adorning…

Following in our tradition, each of our winners will speak at the awards ceremony, and each will talk and read…

 by Gail Arnoff “I was not sorry when my brother died.” So begins Tsi Tsi Dangarembga’s semi-autobiographical novel Nervous Conditions,…

In one compelling segment from the 2014 documentary, “I’m Not Racist…Am I?” high school students huddle around a board game…