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Dystopian novel 'Your Robot Dog Will Die' challenges our beliefs about cruelty and kindness

Dystopian novel 'Your Robot Dog Will Die' challenges our beliefs about cruelty and kindness

By Cathy Salustri Jan 9, 2019

All-star Orlando librarian Kristen Arnett talks to Susan Orlean about paper, fire and the allure of circulating materials

All-star Orlando librarian Kristen Arnett talks to Susan Orlean about paper, fire and the allure of circulating materials

'Libraries are essential'

By Kristen Arnett Oct 24, 2018

Rollins' Winter With the Writers is a monthlong reading series worth binge-attending

Rollins' Winter With the Writers is a monthlong reading series worth binge-attending

Winter's tale

By Ryan Rivas Jan 31, 2018

Three books that investigate the terrors and pleasures of the corporeal

Three books that investigate the terrors and pleasures of the corporeal

Body text(s)

By Ryan Rivas Jan 3, 2018

A handful of music books that would look good under the tree, under your cup of coffee, under the blankets

A handful of music books that would look good under the tree, under your cup of coffee, under the blankets

This is my truth, you tell me yours

By Matthew Moyer Dec 20, 2017

In Burrow Press' latest, Floridians talk smack about Florida, but woe betide the outlander who does the same

In Burrow Press' latest, Floridians talk smack about Florida, but woe betide the outlander who does the same

Florida man, c’est nous

By Jessica Bryce Young Nov 29, 2017

'Victuals: An Appalachian Journey,' 'The Potlikker Papers,' 'Baking Powder Wars,' 'The Cooking Gene' and 'What She Ate,' reviewed

'Victuals: An Appalachian Journey,' 'The Potlikker Papers,' 'Baking Powder Wars,' 'The Cooking Gene' and 'What She Ate,' reviewed

Feed your head

By Jessica Bryce Young Jul 19, 2017

'Hit Makers,' 'How Emotions Are Made' and 'The Inkblots: Hermann Rorschach, His Iconic Test, and the Power of Seeing,' reviewed

'Hit Makers,' 'How Emotions Are Made' and 'The Inkblots: Hermann Rorschach, His Iconic Test, and the Power of Seeing,' reviewed

Mind games

By Ashley Belanger Jul 19, 2017

Message to Our Folks

Message to Our Folks

'Spoke,' 'Prince: The Coloring Book,' 'Message to Our Folks,' 'Riding With the Ghost' and 'Evolution of a Cro-Magnon,' reviewed

By Matthew Moyer Jul 19, 2017

'Art, Sex, Music,' 'After Kathy Acker' and 'Down Below,' reviewed

'Art, Sex, Music,' 'After Kathy Acker' and 'Down Below,' reviewed

Cosey Fanni Tutti | Chris Kraus | Leonora Carrington

By Moriah Russo Jul 19, 2017

'Sudden Death,' 'White Tears' and 'So Much Blue,' reviewed

'Sudden Death,' 'White Tears' and 'So Much Blue,' reviewed

Alvaro Enrigue | Hari Kunzru | Percival Everett

By Ryan Rivas Jul 19, 2017

'Hunger,' 'Heartthrobs' and 'Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud,' reviewed

'Hunger,' 'Heartthrobs' and 'Too Fat, Too Slutty, Too Loud,' reviewed

Roxane Gay | Carol Dyhouse | Anne Helen Petersen

By Lorraine Berry Jul 19, 2017

Three new books on very different musicians stretch the limits of memoir and memory

Three new books on very different musicians stretch the limits of memoir and memory

The men who sold the world

By Matthew Moyer May 10, 2017

New 'Architectural Guidebook to Central Florida' shows off the region's most stunning structures

New 'Architectural Guidebook to Central Florida' shows off the region's most stunning structures

By Jessica Bryce Young May 4, 2017

Polasek’s new Artful Book Club reads text on Haiti’s ‘absurd streams of misfortune’

Polasek’s new Artful Book Club reads text on Haiti’s ‘absurd streams of misfortune’

Thin line between love and Haiti

By Lorraine Berry Apr 5, 2017

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