books

Tia Graham April 5, 2023

Next Chapter Books began as a Detroit pop-up bookstore on Warren Avenue founded by Sarah Williams and her husband Jay...

Amanda LeClaire March 3, 2023

This year, Wayne State University Press will publish a new series of books that seeks to change traditional studies of...

Ryan Patrick Hooper November 17, 2022

She started out as a high school journalist in a program right here in Detroit, and has gone on to...

Detroit Today, Sam Corey November 8, 2022

What are you curious about? When we’re in this mindset of curiosity, we’re not just seeking facts or a singular...

Detroit Today, Sam Corey November 4, 2022

In many discussions, immigrants are often reduced to crude stereotypes. They’re cast as bad actors —people who want something they...

Amanda LeClaire June 14, 2022

You’re more than likely familiar with the idea of creating a will for your family and friends to have a...

Jasmine Hunt March 30, 2022

BOOKS: Prepare a five-minute story about the written word. The novels that changed your life or the ones you only...

Amanda LeClaire March 4, 2022

The word insubordination carries a negative connotation, but it can actually be a positive force when it comes to...

Sascha Raiyn March 2, 2022

Stephanie Fazekas-Hardy says culture is at the heart of her books. The author and local librarian, who writes under the...

Sam Corey February 1, 2022

In 2018, celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain died by suicide. At that time, many people were shook up by the news....

Detroit Today January 26, 2022

The Rust Belt is often described as a vestige of industrial strength. In the simplest terms, these are places where our...

Ryan Patrick Hooper January 25, 2022

The new photo book “Grandmothers of America” is highlighting the beauty of an aging population and the advice they’d give...