'Unlocking the Closet Door' Launch
Local author gives 'The Key to Unlocking the Closet Door'
271-300 of 2,838 entries
Nina Hernandez, Aug. 1, 2014
Whodunnit All Over the World?
The Melville House International Crime series is ship-shape.
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 30, 2014
Lit-urday: All the Single Ladies
The life cycle of a female worker bee sounds strangely familiar
Jessi Cape, July 26, 2014
First Authors Announced for Texas Book Festival
Marquee names run the gamut from Amis to Ziggy
Robert Faires, July 25, 2014
'This One Summer' Is a Story for All Seasons
Mariko and Jillian Tamaki don't take the trials of girlhood for granted
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 24, 2014
July Is Crime Month: Batman Day
Holy Diamond Anniversary, Caped Crusader! Let's party!
Robert Faires, July 23, 2014
'Guy Town by Gaslight'
New book digs up the dirt on Austin's scandalous 'hood of old
Robert Faires, July 16, 2014
Lit-urday: 'Some Dead Genius'
Lenny Kleinfeld paints a vivid portrait of murder in Chi-town
Wayne Alan Brenner, July 12, 2014
July Is Crime Month: Raymond Chandler’s 'The Long Goodbye'
Sleuthing for a childhood relic
Raoul Hernandez, July 11, 2014
July Is Crime Month: Q&A with Meg Gardiner
Local writer on her new thriller and her secret to success
Jessi Cape, July 9, 2014
July Is Crime Month: Noir at the Bar
Hard liquor and hardboiled writers mix it up at Opal's South
Robert Faires, July 7, 2014
DVDanger: 'Heavy Metal Movies'
A literary diversion over the long weekend
Richard Whittaker, July 5, 2014
Lit-urday: The Fever
Megan Abbott novel outfits high schoolers in a fetching shade of noir
Amy Kamp, July 5, 2014
Lit-urday: Quantum Ops and Sentient Ink
Meanwhile, deep in the vat-grown heart of a dystopian NYC
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 28, 2014
Letters Like You've Never Seen Before
Northern-Southern Gallery goes graphically abecedarian
Wayne Alan Brenner, June 26, 2014
Unleashing the Fundraising Power of 'Inframan'
Drafthouse screening Hong Kong sci-fi classic for Stephen Romano
Richard Whittaker, June 25, 2014
Lit-urday: Romance and Cigarettes
Novels perfect for fueling the fire of a summer weekend
Jessi Cape, June 14, 2014
Hillary Rodham Clinton is Coming to Town
Day includes BookPeople, Long Center: Just don't ask about 2016.
Richard Whittaker, June 13, 2014
Kickstart Your Weekend: 'The Illustrated Geek Cookbook'
Kitchen Overlord wants to invade your kitchen shelves
Richard Whittaker, June 13, 2014
Lit-urday: 'The Vacationers'
Emma Straub's new novel reviewed
Amy Kamp, June 7, 2014
Rise of the Valkyrie
Kate Leth talks women in comics and fake geek girl phobia
May 26, 2014
"And I told her ..."
Joshua Ferris brings his working writer's style to Austin
Rod Machen, May 23, 2014
Book Review: 'The Last Kind Words Saloon'
Jes' Wyatt and Doc and the setting sun in McMurtry's latest
Jessi Cape, May 22, 2014
Mimi Pond Knows From Waitressing
And dishes it up perfectly in her new 'Over Easy' graphic novel
Wayne Alan Brenner, May 14, 2014
Boxing the Giant: 'Andre the Giant: Life and Legend'
Box Brown debuts the graphic biography at Austin Books and Comics
Shannon McCormick, May 6, 2014
Diane Obomsawin’s 'On Loving Women'
A graphic novel that any woman-loving queer can certainly relate to
Sarah Marloff, April 23, 2014
Who's Afraid of Gertrude Stein?
Not your Tender Buttons-loving friends at Monofonus Press, to be sure.
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 23, 2014
"Thou Spleeny Swag-Bellied Miscreant!"
Create Shakespearean insults of your own with this handy tome.
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 16, 2014
How to Make Your Cat an Internet Celebrity
Surprise: This is an actually, seriously funny thing.
Wayne Alan Brenner, April 14, 2014
Literary Death Match
Photos by John Anderson
