A judge in Georgia will allow the adventures of Harry Potter to be read in Gwinnett County school libraries despite objections from parents...

Call us enthusiasts yet again for tracking down a copy of the 1956-57 Dome , the University of Notre Dame yearbook. We’ve thumbed through t...

This article, entitled "Ghosts of the Bloody Pit" , from PrairieGhosts.com talks about hauntings at Massachusetts' Hoosac Tun...

by Broteus Mitchell May 7, 2007

A new book showcasing 196 photographs of Marshall, Michigan, taken before the 1950s will be released May 19 during Michigan Week celebration...

Brad Strickland's second book in the Grimoire series - Tracked by Terror - is scheduled for release in October 2007, the cover art was ...

Author Kurt Vonnegut has died. He was 84. Some of his best-known works include Cat's Cradle (1963), the #1 best-seller Slaughterhous...

Down on the farm 50 years ago today the BBC reported about the Swiss Spaghetti Harvest , where “thanks to a very mild winter and the virtual...

A  fan of Bellairs  found one of the anthologies in a Barnes and Noble and, tempted at the prospect of reading more Johnny Dixon, picked up ...

We recently received an email from a budding author who goes by the handle A.A. Riley who - besides being a big fan of John Bellairs and Br...

We recently came across an old newsletter, the Talking Book Topics from January-February 1999, highlighting the then-recent books that were...

Book review: The Face in the Frost

February, 1967 : Prospero and Roger Bacon could sing the Dies Irae and apparently John Bellairs could, too.

Something...rather someone ...jogged my memory this week of raising the dead (don't ask), which in turn led to John Dee, which brought t...

by Broteus Mitchell Feb. 12, 2007