Book Review: Not with a Crash but a Siege – The Real Story of Constantinople’s Fall
Anthony Kaldellis recasts the fall of Constantinople as a long process of attrition, shaped by strategy, fear, and the limits of Western indifference.
Here are 4 summer books that seem like the best kind of talk
Discover some great summer reads, from memoirs to poetry.
Here are 4 summer books that seem like the best kind of talk
Discover some great summer reads, from memoirs to poetry.
Fight the summer slide with 6 local children’s books for young readers
Reading with children over summer supports academic skills and sparks imagination. Explore local children’s books that offer stories of dinosaurs, Southern adventures, history, and self-confidence for young readers.
A kick takes on a life of its own in the kids’ book, ‘When Tad Kicked Vlad’
On his birthday, Tad’s best friend Vlad eats the very last slice of cake. Tad is mad so Tad kicks Vlad, kicking off a chain of kicks that travels around the world.
At SF’s first romance bookstore, ‘happily ever after is guaranteed’
“I love romance. I love how cheesy it is.”
The art of gathering: Books, community, Miami’s cultural rise
In the most recent episode of The Miami Book Hub, I had the distinct honor of sitting down with two of our community’s literary and entrepreneurial giants — Mitch Kaplan of Books & Books and…
The art of gathering: Books, community, Miami’s cultural rise
In the most recent episode of The Miami Book Hub, I had the distinct honor of sitting down with two of our community’s literary and entrepreneurial giants — Mitch Kaplan of Books & Books and…
The art of gathering: Books, community, Miami’s cultural rise
In the most recent episode of The Miami Book Hub, I had the distinct honor of sitting down with two of our community’s literary and entrepreneurial giants — Mitch Kaplan of Books & Books and…
Lee Child turned down chance to write new James Bond books
Novelist behind Jack Reacher says of 007: ‘I didn’t love the people, they were a bit uptight and Bond is so specifically 1950s: it wouldn’t work today’