The future belongs to the youth in Soman Chainani’s ‘Young World’
Soman Chainani swaps fairy tales for political thrills in ‘Young World,’ out May 5 from Random House Books for Young Readers.
Literature
Gabe Montesanti returns with revealing new memoir ‘Drag Thing’
The new book, out April 21 from Arsenal Pulp Press, chronicles the author’s journeys with bipolar disorder and drag.
A conversation with ‘The Last American Roadtrip’ author Sarah Kendzior
The St. Louis–based journalist will discuss her most recent book at the University City Public Library on April 15.
Natalie Haynes wants to answer your Greek mythology questions
The author and mythologist is headed to St. Louis on March 12 to talk about her new book, ‘No Friend to This House.”
Eileen G’Sell’s new book, ‘Lipstick,’ delves beneath superficial surfaces
Drawing from history, contemporary icons, and stories from her childhood, G’Sell explores lipstick’s impact throughout history
William E. Wallace brings Renaissance masters to life in ‘Michelangelo & Titian’
Wallace’s ‘Michelangelo & Titian: A Tale of Rivalry and Genius’ is out now from Princeton University Press.
‘Wake Now in the Fire’ author heads to St. Louis to discuss book banning and student protest
Jarrett Dapier interprets the true events of the banning of ‘Persepolis’ in his new graphic novel.
Celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. at these community events
Speaker series, performances, and more will honor King’s life and legacy.
Looking back on a year of arts and culture stories
This year brought us new faces, new spaces, and plenty of great stories from St. Louis’ arts community.