Poet laureate fellows of Los Angeles bring change
The new recruits of the Academy of American Poets in Los Angeles discuss their community-building projects.
‘Da Vinci Code’ sequel has too much Da Vinci, not enough code
The sixth installment of the Robert Langdon series is satisfactory but not revolutionary.
Inaugural Los Feliz Writers Festival spotlights local writers
Over 30 writers residing in Los Feliz shared original pieces at Barnsdall Art Park last Saturday.
True crime stories take center stage at Festival of Books
The two-day event included panels on local and global sensational crimes.
‘Great Big Beautiful Life’ is comfortable, yet unexpected
Emily Henry hands readers a character study with a side of lighthearted romance.
In ‘Abundance,’ a future of plenty
In an era of ineffective governance, Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson propose a bountiful solution in their new book.
Andy Weir is moving beyond ‘The Martian’
The sci-fi author gave insight into his latest novel ahead of film launch.
Professor Jonathan Haidt discusses bestseller ‘The Anxious Generation’
The book talk hoped to inspire Gen Z audiences to address the damaging effects of social media.
Read this book with this album: Winter Edition
Fully commit to a winter read with the the perfect cute companion album.
Murakami’s ‘The City and Its Uncertain Walls’ is the same old
The internationally acclaimed author’s latest novel lacks depth and originality.