Do you want to read more about New York City in the hectic, glittering era of Dorothy Parker and Robert Benchley? Then you can't do better than...
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Do you want to read more about New York City in the hectic, glittering era of Dorothy Parker and Robert Benchley? Then you can't do better than...
I recently finished Ted Chiang's sci-fi short story collection Stories of Your Life and Others, an engaging, smart, and varied set of stories that...
Springtime is the best season for reading... well, every season is the best season for reading! Here are some books the Matchmakers team enjoyed...
The cover resembles an old catalog card found in the back of a library book. You open it by pulling the lower half down and the top part up. I feel...
Beginning last fall, some of the Noble reference staff have been getting together for a staff book club each month. It's been really fun getting to...
My, my... there really can never be too many spin-offs of Jane Austen's most famous novel, Pride and Prejudice, can there? But this one is so good...
The 1619 Project is a long-form journalism project developed by Nikole Hannah-Jones, from The New York Times, which "aims to reframe the country's...
A short history lesson: poker began to be televised in the late 1990s. What was once a card game played in casinos and at family card tables was now...
I typically try to have a theme when I write my book blogs, but this month, I read books that varied widely. So, I guess this would fall under my...
The Matchmakers are delighted to spotlight a post by guest blogger and Adult Reference Associate, Kate Atherton! Kate writes: Come Again , written...
“In the strangeness of spring, finally without our hats, our jackets open, inhaling the warm air suspiciously, I’m sure we all looked like...
Over the past several weeks I've been watching a Discovery Channel series called The Last Alaskans about several families that have the last housing...