Books Melissa Broder Celebrates Her First Novel at Deep Vellum Books, But She’s Still @SoSadToday By Shelby Hartness | 2 weeks ago The author and Twitter sensation talks The Pisces, the writing process, and low-key internet addiction.
Museums At the DMA, Author Dani Shapiro Discusses the DNA Test That Changed Her Life By Shelby Hartness | 2 weeks ago At the age of 56 and after writing four memoirs, Shapiro accidentally discovered a shocking family secret that led her to write a fifth.
Architecture & Design What the Life of Architect Philip Johnson Can Teach Us About the Shape of Dallas By Peter Simek | 4 months ago Dallas Morning News architecture critic Mark Lamster's new biography of the controversial architect demonstrates the essential value of criticism.
Arts & Entertainment A Guide To Dallas’ Best Comic Book Stores By Lee Escobedo | 4 months ago These five shops anchor Dallas' rich comic book community.
Books Saturday Is Indie Author Day at the Dallas Public Library By Kathy Wise | 4 months ago Find out what it takes to self-publish your Great American Novel.
Books Ben Fountain Surveys the Campaign Trail in Beautiful Country Burn Again By Staff Reviews | 5 months ago Plus, reviews of Kurt Eichenwald's memoir and longtime NFL beat reporter Gary Myers' take on the history of the Cowboys.
Books Some Historical Context on Ben Fountain’s Disinvitation From the DMA’s Arts & Letters Live By Tim Rogers | 6 months ago Sean Mitchell says it feels a bit like the 1950s around here?
Books Buy a Lot of Cheap Books at the Dallas Library’s Summer Sale This Month By Alex Macon | 6 months ago A PSA.
Local News Introducing Our Second Collection of Microfiction From Dallas Authors By Zac Crain | 7 months ago It's a thing now.
Books Dallas Authors Explore the City’s Hidden Corners and Secret Lives By D Magazine | 7 months ago Add this homegrown microfiction by North Texas writers to your summer reading list.
Books Ben Fountain Disinvited to Participate in DMA’s Arts & Letter Live By Tim Rogers | 8 months ago The author is apparently too "divisive" for this year's program.
Books Dallas Public Library Hosts First Ever Drag Queen Story Hour By Kathy Wise | 8 months ago What better way to celebrate Pride Month than with a reading rainbow.
