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The 24th annual Texas Book Festival (TBF) will return to the Texas State Capitol and surrounds on October 26 and 27, 2019.
Recycled Reads opened on Burnet Road near North Loop Boulevard in 2009 and accepts books, CDs, and DVDs and recycles them or sells them for around 50 cents to $1 each.
The newspaper industry, and books coverage in Texas, took another hit Monday, January 7, as The Dallas Morning News underwent major job cuts.
A recommended reading list for children in grades K –– 5, the 2019 Little Maverick Graphic Novel Reading List encourages recreational reading through a variety of current titles.
The sixth annual Bookworm Festival begins at 10 a.m. on Saturday, February 2, 2019, in a new location at Jersey Village High School in Jersey Village, Texas, part of the Houston metropolitan area.
Since the Bess W. Scott Scholarship Fund's first scholarship in 1991, $72,800 has been granted to sixty promising reporters, writers, and authors. See this year's recipients.
James Patterson has renewed a most welcome holiday publishing tradition — bonuses for independent bookstore employees.
Whew. What a year. As 2018 slips into the rearview mirror, on behalf of Lone Star Literary Life, I would like to say thank you to all of the authors who have written books about our state or set in our state, but I’d like to pay special recognition to my favorite Texas books of 2018.