The family behind the legendary Drago's Seafood Restaurant is chronicled in a book to be signed by the author Saturday at Barnes and Noble in Metairie.
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A mother-daughter writer-artist team will sign their book, "Red Beans & Rice," at two locations on Saturday.
- BY SUSAN LARSON | Contributing writer
For a few weeks every year, a book reviewer’s coffee table doubles as the most beautiful bookshelf in the world as the books stack up. Writing an article about gift books calls for dazzling ph…
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David Sedaris, best-selling author and humorist, will read and sign his new book "Happy-Go-Lucky," at the Orpheum Theater on April 24, 2024.
- BY ANNETTE SISCO | Staff writer
The New Orleans Book Festival will need bigger rooms at Tulane University this March, as the three-day celebration of writing, business and culture returns with more than 100 authors, the fest…
- BY RACHEL LAUTH | Contributing writer
The summer of 2021 brought record-breaking rain to Louisiana, and with it gloom and a heavy atmosphere. For New Orleans author Jess Armstrong, the rain helped inspire some of the mood and sett…
- BY JOHN POPE | Contributing writer
In a world rife with shortages of all kinds, New Orleans writers have constituted a renewable — and continually renewing — resource for nearly all of the city’s 305 years.
- By KASEY BUBNASH | Staff writer
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Tulane University professor Jesmyn Ward's latest book was selected as the most recent addition to Oprah's Book Club, just another in a slew of honors bestowed upon Ward and her stunning work o…
- By JONI HESS | Staff writer
A hundred and fifty challenged books will soon return to shelves after St. Tammany Parish library officials voted unanimously this week to rescind a new policy.
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Britney Spears wrote that she had an abortion while dating Justin Timberlake more than 20 years ago, according to a peek inside her hotly anticipated memoir.
- BY MICHAEL TISSERAND | Contributing Writer
For Stephan Pastis, the idea for his new middle-grade novel "Looking Up" showed up one day in the Faubourg Marigny when he looked across the street and didn’t like what he saw.
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Oct. 1-7: Banned Book Week
- BY VICTOR ANDREWS | Staff writer
Book events throughout the metro area will be promoting literature and literacy on the eve of National Banned Book Week starting Sunday.
- By JERRY DICOLO | Staff writer
Elon Musk, the latest subject of New Orleans author Walter Isaacson, is the world's richest man and perhaps its most controversial. But the publication earlier this month of a highly anticipat…
- By JOSEPH CRANNEY | Staff writer
Criticized for not pressing Musk more, Isaacson says, "I'm the observer."