A New Novel Explores the Battles that Play Out in Every Artist’s Head While Deliciously Skewering the Art World
Barbara Bourland's novel about a young female artist earnestly making paintings in NYC in the early ‘90s captures all of the magical pain of being an artist
Potter provides a valuable resource which is adaptable for individuals and organizations alike in combating harassment and violence.
Author Sharon Flake comes to Baltimore to speak about diversity in young adult literature at CityLit Festival
Sharon Flake writes about Black teens, and when I was a teen, it felt like she was one of few authors actually writing about us.
The literary nonprofit amplifies youth voices with upcoming poetry festival
Founded in 2013 by poets/artists Olufunmike Woods, Kenneth Morrison, and Slangston Hughes, DewMore Baltimore began as a platform for community engagement but then it evolved to focus on poetry.
Decolonial Daughter: Letters from a Black Woman to Her European Son reflects on the lifelong process of decolonization
Brown shows us how decolonizing is more than a cultural buzzword. It’s a lifelong process. It’s also an internal one.
A BmoreArt Holiday Gift Guide by Julia Fleischaker, Owner of Greedy Reeds Bookshop
For anyone who likes to give books as gifts (or, you know, read them) 2018 has offered an embarrassment of riches.
Barbara Bourland's Spicy New Murder Mystery Takes on the Ethics of Fashion
I’ll Eat When I’m Dead is a murder mystery set at a fashion magazine -- full of designer gowns, powerful feminists, pills, and parties.
