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Local attorney releases debut novel ‘Reasonable Accommodations’
The public is invited to celebrate the new novel, which centers on a disabled Black woman’s journey juggling her career and romance, in downtown Long Beach on Aug. 27.
Long Beach Public Library expands its non-English digital titles
Over 150,000 new non-English eBooks, audiobooks, comics, manga, movies, songs, shows and more have arrived in the Long…
Applications for the Youth Poet Laureate program open Dec. 15
Youth ages 13 to 18 who are passionate about creating change in their community are encouraged to apply.
‘The Shadowbrook Woman’ and ‘Melody’s Melody’ by Brandon Wai
Just an author of horror who’s looking to get something published in the next few years. You can…
‘Phases’ by Cooper Evans
Cooper Evans is a senior at Long Beach Wilson High. "Phases" “To the moon and back,” he said…
No turning back: Erika Turner releases debut novel “And Other Mistakes”
Erika Turner had just gotten off work. After a full day at her new job at a publishing…
CSULB’s 46th annual comparative literature conference to explore ‘Comic Spirit in the Modern Age’
Continuing its longest-running event, Cal State Long Beach (CSULB) will host the 46th annual Comparative Literature Conference on…
LB Reads One Book program selects ‘The Soloist’
The Long Beach Public Library Foundation has announced that the selection for the 9th Annual Long Beach Reads…
First Fridays injects another dose of culture into Bixby Knolls
Bixby Knolls ushers in spring on First Fridays, April 3. Historical home movies, bronze men, drum circles, art…
Schipske launches historical book and postcard packet
Long Beach native and author Gerrie Schipske will present and sign her book Rosie the Riveter in Long…