Books

Horror author Preston Fassel suggests that we deal with anxiety by watching horror.

For 35 years, the Oak Cliff bookstore, art gallery and resource center has offered a space for people to find themselves and their community.

Tom Cruise, Kate Hudson, Ozzy Osbourne, Daniel Craig and others have advice for you compiled by Dallas journalist Paul Salfen.

Shaun Hamill’s first novel earned praise from Stephen King. His second book is just as captivating.

Sanderia Faye is promoting her own books and everyone’s else’s. She’s become the patron saint of the Dallas literary scene.

You’ve seen his work on Dallas murals and cool diners. Illustrator Rob Wilson comes home to Dallas to talk about his new book.

Dallas’ literary scene is gaining global momentum, but what does that mean for the city’s poets?

Two local literary powerhouses are having a birthday celebration this weekend.

Dr. Mag Gabbert’s responsibilities will include speaking at community events, developing outreach programs and holding office hours at the Dallas Public Library.

The superstar author David Sedaris is known to chat with fans late into the night. Here’s your chance for a meaningful encounter with the writer.

Famed creator of American Gods donated auction proceeds to groups benefiting comic creators and writers.

If you’re looking to laugh and learn more about women, check out these books by female authors.

Ryann Bee Gordon’s debut novel was inspired by her grandfather, a POW in Vietnam.

This week’s events provide a range of festivities from lights to community celebrations to fundraising.

From Día de los Muertos to sewing class, this week is a celebration of art, food and culture.

We’re here to ask why. Exactly what’s inside the books banned by Texas schools?

Fall fun this week includes The Rocky Horror Show and Step Afrika!

Get out of the house and make your way to Hallow Moon Art Fest, a poetry celebration and a slew of delicious events.

This week’s event recommendations come with a lot of laughs and books … and more than a few cheers.

A Pulitzer-nominated Texas journalist found all the inspiration in real life that he needed for a novel some are calling “too provocative.”

Indulge your love of books, poetry and words at some great literary events in DFW.

Author Michael Farris Smith knows few things are as terrifying as the Earthly climate