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Remembering Toni Morrison
As a child growing up near the steel mills of Lorain, Toni Morrison, Nobel laureate from the “lip of Lake Erie,” learned to love — and tell — a great tale.
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Loyal Lead
Ohio native Susan Orlean's Rin Tin Tin book recounts the story of the canine that captured America’s heart.
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Great Ohio Road Trips: Literary Tour
Learn about our literary masters at these destinations that celebrate the lives of great Ohio writers.
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Q&A: Author Kristen Lepionka
The Columbus resident’s debut novel, ‘The Last Place You Look,’ brings a new female detective to the literary world.
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The Art of Robert McCloskey
The Cincinnati Art Museum hosts a summer exhibition of works from Hamilton native’s lovingly illustrated picture books.
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Q&A: National Book Award Finalist Chris Bachelder
The Cincinnati native discusses ‘The Throwback Special,’ a novel about 22 men who meet annually to re-enact one of professional football’s most gruesome plays.
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Echoes of the Old West
We talk with author Mary Doria Russell about the famous gunfight we only think we know.
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3 Questions: Stephen Markley
The author’s acclaimed debut novel offers a contemporary take on a fictional northeast Ohio town.
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Worlds Apart
Ohioan and author Celeste Ng explores the clash of Chinese and American cultures in her acclaimed debut novel.
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Runaway Success
Novelist Tracy Chevalier’s book digs deep into 1850s Ohio with a story that weaves together Quakers, quilting and the Underground Railroad.
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Q&A: Pulitzer Prize Winner Anthony Doerr
We talk with the Ohio native about “All the Light We Cannot See.”
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Nurturing Peace and Harmony
Yellow Springs author Virginia Hamilton left a legacy of cultural understanding and respect.
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Story Line
Cleveland Heights author Dan Chaon shares his latest work at the fourth-annual Ohioana Book Festival.
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Q&A: Author Paula McLain on ‘Love and Ruin’
The Ohio-based author returns to the life and loves of Ernest Hemingway in her new book.
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‘Winesburg, Ohio’ at 100
Sherwood Anderson’s 1919 cycle of short stories is a literary classic. But when it was published, it caused a stir in the author’s hometown of Clyde, Ohio, where many believed the work of fiction was spilling the town’s secrets.
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Walking Through History
First published in 1933, Frank Wilcox’s “Ohio Indian Trails” gets reissue.
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