Bibliotheque, Soho’s one of a kind café, wine bar, & bookstore, makes for the perfect location for the evening’s festivities.
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Advocate. Entrepreneur. Thought leader. These are just a few of the tiles HBCU Buzz Founder, Luke Lawal Jr. already possesses.
Amazon kindly sent the Knockturnal the new Kindle Signature Paperwhite. We were excited to have it. Here are five reasons to get one for yourself.
On The Scene: French Heritage Society Presents Fifth Annual Book Award Gala at Villa Albertine
On Thursday evening, we put on our fanciest dresses to celebrate acclaimed author Agnès Poirier, as her incredible book Notre Dame: The Soul of France was unanimously selected as the recipient for the French Herritage Society’s Fifth Annual Book Award. Poirier was presented with both the award and the Jefferson Cup, a highly honorable award to receive as it was designed by Thomas Jefferson.
Review: ‘Taboo & Transgressions: Stories of Wrongdoings’ Breaks the Rules and Creates Thrills
Things are not always what they seem.
‘Breaking Out in Prison’ Book Launch Party & Panel with author Babita Patel
What do Americans really know about the criminal justice system apart from what we see on Orange Is the New Black or re-runs of Law & Order?
Preorder Kareem Rahma’s Modern Poetry Collection, We Were Promised Flying Cars
The Egyptian-American creative entrepreneur is behind the hit podcast, You People, has published 100 haiku about modern life and where it’s going, titled We Were Promised Flying Cars
Cleo Le-Tan Discusses New Book ‘A Book Lover’s Guide to New York City’ at Special Signing
Classics like “You’ve Got Mail” and “Notting Hill” have ingrained the romantic and magical reputation of the urban bookstore into pop culture, and Cleo Le-Tan’s newest book “A Book Lover’s Guide to New York City” pays tribute to the mystic literary hubs throughout New York.
It’s hot out and there’s no more World Cup. So, here are five fresh reading picks, hand selected for those looking for a cozy respite from the political craziness and crazy heat. From memoirs to a slightly different looks at the World Cup and North Korea to pure indulgent fantasy, these are the books you can’t miss this season.