John Warner

While reading Halle Butler's new novel, “Banal Nightmare” I almost felt like I was being held hostage by the book. Is this a good thing? Read on, friends.

I don't like to admit it, but sometimes I take the existence of bookstores for granted. I'm not saying that I am blasé about bookstores.

Does the learning management system truly enhance instruction?

If a writer really wants to sell a lot of books, the surest route is to establish themselves as a brand, and then deliver exactly what readers expect, over and over again.

Writing recently at Dazed magazine online, Georgina Elliott asked “Why don’t straight men read novels?”

Your personal data will be processed and information from your device (cookies, unique identifiers, and other device data) may be stored by, accessed by and shared with 2 TCF vendor(s) and 2 ad partner(s), or used specifically by this site or app.

Chicago is intimately tied to the history of the labor movement and Labor Day. We suggest some Chicago-related books that remain relevant as we think about the past and the future of work.

As I was reading Elizabeth Strout's new novel, “Tell Me Everything,” I kept thinking about the recent box-office smash, “Deadpool & Wolverine.”

Leamington kicked off their Counties 1 West (South) 2024/25 League campaign in fine style, with a comprehensive 26 - 12 win over Evesham, a side that had proved their nemesis in recent years.

Because I am a consumer of book-related podcasts, I think that every so often I should do the dedicated readers of this column the favor of sharing some of my favorites.